On June 30th, 2015 the Pro-Tide Work Package 2 (Environmental) hosted a one-day workshop: “Making monitoring significant: strategies for tidal energy in nearshore environments”. Approximately 30 delegates attended the workshop, including project partners, consultants, researchers, and industry-members. Representatives from the Pro-Tide tidal test sites presented the latest updates from their sites and shared monitoring strategies, while industry representatives and researchers provided thought-provoking presentations on developing effective, site-appropriate survey and monitoring strategies going forward.
The workshop report is available, you can click here to open it.

Please find all the presentations here:

• Isle of Wight Council / Perpetuus Tidal Energy Centre (UK) – Jim Fawcett
• Dover Harbour Board (UK) – Vicki Jago
• Provincie Zeeland & Fish Friendliness Testing (NL) – Jacob Van Berkel
• Waterwegen & Zeekanaal (BE) – Roeland Notelé
• A consultancy perspective: Gareth Lewis, The Renewables Consulting Group
• Sustainable Marine Energy: the story so far – Clemency Ives
• A European comparison of regulation for EIA – Frank Neumann, IMIEU
• RICORE Project and improving efficiencies in pre-consent survey – Dr. Ross Culloch, University College Cork
• Making monitoring significant – Matthew Witt, University of Exeter
• Contextualizing Pro-Tide in the wider tidal energy environment, Raeanne Miller, SAMS

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