DTOceanPlus - Deliverable D08.02: Analysis of European supply chain

This deliverable analyses the value chain of ocean energy, regarding its stakeholders, structure, current engagement and breakdown of project costs. It explores the mapping of the opportunities for European companies and encompasses the typical project lifecycle activities, such as project management, supply of ocean energy devices and balance of plant, as well as the installation, commissioning, operations & maintenance, and decommissioning activities.
 
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Maria Inês Marques Maria Inês Marques Maria Inês Marques (EDP EDP EDP ) (2020) . DTOceanPlus - Deliverable D08.02: Analysis of European supply chain. France Energies Marines France Energies Marines France Energies Marines https://services.mspdata.eu:/geonetwork/srv/api/records/b21cfa5a-b7ac-418f-9084-279903ebb7a8

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2020-07-29
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https://www.france-energies-marines.org/b21cfa5a-b7ac-418f-9084-279903ebb7a8
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DTOceanPlus
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Completed

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  • France Energies Marines , Software
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  • Environmental monitoring facilities
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  • /Documents/Report
France Energies Marines - Facades France Energies Marines - Facades ( Place )
  • /Metropolitan France/Eastern Channel - North Sea , /Metropolitan France/Mediterranean Sea , /Metropolitan France/North Atlantic - Western Channel , /Metropolitan France/South Atlantic
France Energies Marines - Projects France Energies Marines - Projects ( Theme )
  • /H2020/DTOCEANPLUS
France Energies Marines - Technologies France Energies Marines - Technologies ( Discipline )
  • Tidal energy , Wave energy
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  • Geoscientific information
  • Oceans
  • Environment
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DTOceanPlus_D8.2_Analysis_of_the_European_Supply_Chain_EDP_20200729_v1.0.pdf  

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DTOceanPlus website  

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2010-12-08
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Article 7, paragraph 1, of Directive 2007/2 / EC corresponds to the technical procedures for interoperability: this is the regulation on interoperability: regulation n ° 1253/2013 of 21 October 2013 amending and supplementing Regulation n ° 1089/2010 of 23 November 2010
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The similarities between offshore wind and ocean energy are presented in this report and can be exploited to transfer knowledge and experience. Taking advantage of these potential synergies can help address the challenge related to the cost competitiveness of ocean energy technologies as well as encourage third parties to engage with the sector and enter the value chain. The detailed assessment of costs is still a difficult task within the sector given the scale and number of deployments to date. Ocean energy is bringing unique challenges to marine governance frameworks. Legal and regulatory aspects are frequently regarded as major non-technical challenges, as a stable and complete policy framework for the ocean energy sector is currently missing, being currently tailored for more established uses of the sea, such as the oil and gas industry, fishing, and shipping.

Partners of the project: Tecnalia, The University of Edinburgh, Energy Systems Catapult, Wave Energy Scotland, France Energies Marines, WavEC Offshore Renewables, Aalborg University, EDF, Enel Green Power, Naval Energies, Bureau Veritas, IDOM, Nova Innovation, CorPower Ocean, Open Cascade, EDP, Orbital Marine Power, Sabella.

Funding: This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement n° 785921.

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