Ocean Energy Pathway published reports on the Philippines and Colombia regarding offshore wind perceptions, community priorities, and meaningful engagement.
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Offshore wind projects can take a decade or more to move from early development to construction and community engagements need to reflect that timeline. Perceptions of o…
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Ocean Energy Pathway
Wind energy for thriving oceans
- Industry
- Services for Renewable Energy
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Ocean Energy Pathway
Ocean Energy Pathway accelerates global offshore wind growth through programmes which support the energy transition, enhance marine ecosystems, and empower local communities. We provide expert, independent support to governments and civil society to fast-track high ambition offshore wind energy. Through collaboration and engagement with leaders in policy, industry, and ocean stewardship, we support the development of an offshore wind sector that is sustainable, resilient and delivers lasting value for communities, economies and ecosystems.
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Ocean Energy Pathway held an event for its time series analysis on offshore wind in Brazil at the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies in Brasília.
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Ocean Energy Pathway appointed Daul Jang as one of the 12 non-government members of the Korea Offshore Wind Power Committee as the Country Head for South Korea.
Partnerships
Ocean Energy Pathway worked with technical consultants ERM to develop the Environmental Licensing Guide for Offshore Wind in Brazil, with Christina King participating in a workshop with Gustavo Ferreira and colleagues from ERM and IBAMA.
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