Abstract
This paper presents results of the ORECCA project [1]. Combining the data and projections from the infrastructure report with other available data, the current deployment and O&M status regarding ocean energy, the ocean energy (OE) installation schedule and impacts on requirements, OE port- and vessel specifications and classifications, conflicts, synergies and overlapping of offshore wind industry requirements with these of the ocean energy industry regarding shared use of port infrastructure and vessels and co-location of offshore renewable energies converters including area identification and resource quantification utilizing geographical information systems (GIS) are highlighted.