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Marine Energy in Far Peripheral Island Communities (MERiFIC)

Marine Energy in Far Peripheral Island Communities (MERiFIC) project partners worked together to identify the specific opportunities and issues faced by peripheral and island communities in exploiting marine renewable energy resources with the aim of developing tool kits and resources for use by other similar communities. The project developed and delivered joint activities between France and the UK, looking at issues such as:Marine energy resource assessment/mapping;
Policy issues and potential barriers to marine energy development;
Business and commercial opportunities for island/mainland communities;
Island/mainland interaction on appropriate infrastructure and Community and stakeholder engagement with key groups (e.g. fishing, wave farm developers, and investors).

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International

Marine Energy Documents Related to Marine Energy in Far Peripheral Island Communities (MERiFIC)

Tethys Engineering is a knowledge hub that contains documents and resources about the technical aspects of marine energy development. The table below contains all of the documents in the Tethys Engineering Knowledge Base associated with Marine Energy in Far Peripheral Island Communities (MERiFIC).

Total: 4

Title Author Date Sort ascending Type of Content Technology Collection Method Engineering
Best practice report - Installation Procedures Maisondieu, C., Johanning, L., Weller, S. Report Current, Tidal, Wave
Best practice report–Operation and Maintenance Requirements Maisondieu, C., Johanning, L., Weller, S. Report Current, Tidal, Wave
Best practice report – mooring of floating marine renewable energy devices Weller, S., Johanning, L., Davies, P. Report Current, Tidal, Wave Mooring
Guidance on the use of synthetic fibre ropes for marine energy devices Weller S., Davies, P., Johanning, L. Report Current, Wave Mooring
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