Welcome to Ireland's Marine Renewable Energy Portal. The portal has been developed by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) and the Marine Institute in accordance with requirements set out under the Offshore Renewable Energy Development Plan (OREDP).
The portal confirms that Ireland is Open for Business and is committed to the sustainable development of the abundant offshore renewable energy resources and to increasing the indigenous production of renewable electricity. This will contribute to reductions in our greenhouse gas emissions, improving the security of our energy supply and creating jobs in the green economy.
The portal acts as a ‘sign-post’ to guide you through the supports available in Ireland for the development of the marine renewable energy sector. All information is aligned under six axes of activity which provide access to marine data, maps, tools, funding and information relevant to renewable energy site assessment, development and management.
It is intended that the Portal become the “first stop shop” to which all developers can engage with relevant support sectors in Ireland and from where they can obtain the most relevant and up to date information. The portal will be an evolving tool and one for which we welcome feedback and suggestions from the users.
Company Details
- Industry
- Renewables & Environment
Ocean Energy Ireland Questions
Ocean Energy Ireland's website is http://www.oceanenergyireland.com/
Ocean Energy Ireland's LinkedIn profile is https://ie.linkedin.com/company/ocean-energy-ireland
Ocean Energy Ireland's industry is
Renewables & Environment
Ocean Energy Ireland's top competitors are
Centre For Ocean Energy Research,
Ocean Energy Europe,
Ocean Energy Pathway,
Supergen Offshore Renewable Energy (Ore) Hub,
Carnegie Wave Energy Power Plant,
Ocean Energy,
Pacific Ocean Energy Trust,
Aws Ocean Energy Ltd,
Blue Ocean Energy,
Iea Ocean Energy Systems.
Ocean Energy Ireland's categories are Renewables & Environment
