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Market Study on Ocean Energy

Report

Title: Market Study on Ocean Energy
Author:
European Commission; WavEC
Publication Date:
Pages:
1-85
Affiliation:
WavEC - Offshore Renewables
Sponsoring Organization:
European Commission
Technology:
Current, Wave
Collection Method:
Modeling
Economics:
Cost Assessment
Language:
English

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Citation

European Commission; WavEC (2018). Market Study on Ocean Energy. Report by WavEC - Offshore Renewables. Report for European Commission.
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AB - The scope of this study is to:estimate the financial needs of the ocean energy sector in the EU;identify and analyse potential financing gaps and possible financing solutions;analyse recommendations of the ocean energy roadmap in that context. Three scenarios have been developed: Optimistic, (all projects in the pipeline are deployed and start at the proposed date), Medium (all projects are deployed, but some are delayed), Pessimistic (projects are delayed and some are cancelled).
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Abstract

The scope of this study is to:

  • estimate the financial needs of the ocean energy sector in the EU;
  • identify and analyse potential financing gaps and possible financing solutions;
  • analyse recommendations of the ocean energy roadmap in that context.

 

Three scenarios have been developed: Optimistic, (all projects in the pipeline are deployed and start at the proposed date), Medium (all projects are deployed, but some are delayed), Pessimistic (projects are delayed and some are cancelled).