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Come along to Wembury Marine Centre for the second in our winter talk series titled 'Harnessing The Oceans’ Energy'. Deborah Greaves is a Professor of Ocean Engineering, was Head of the School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics at the University of Plymouth, and is one of the UK’s leading offshore renewable energy researchers.

Offshore renewable energy (ORE) has long been recognised as having huge potential. The UK has the second-highest tidal range in the world and there are estimates that around 50% of Europe's tidal energy resource and 35% of European wave resource lies in UK waters. The UK’s offshore wind infrastructure, contributed over 10% of the UK's power in 2020 and the offshore wind capacity target is 50GW by 2030. The Crown Estate’s current leasing round of 4.5GW Floating Wind development in the Celtic Sea by 2035, is expected to be followed by a further 12GW. Professor Deborah Greaves will outline the key areas of research in developing our ORE and the challenges and opportunities in meeting the potential. She will introduce the Supergen ORE Hub’s research landscape and activities and discuss groundbreaking work at the University of Plymouth’s COAST laboratory. From harnessing the relentless power of the ocean winds, waves and tides, the future of sustainable energy sources has never looked more promising.

The second in our Wembury winter talk series by Professor Deborah Greaves OBE FREng, titled 'Harnessing The Oceans’ Energy' at Wembury Marine Centre.

Wembury Winter Talk Series- Harnessing The Oceans’ Energy

The third of our series of evening talks on Coastal Adaptation. Join us to learn about how our Wembury rockpools are affected by coastal adaptation.

The third of our series of talks on Coastal Adaptation at Wembury Marine Centre. A talk by Coral Smith from Devon Wildlife Trust.

Wembury Winter Talk Series- How is coastal adaptation affecting our rockpools?

Enjoy this beautiful landscape whilst helping us to keep this special place tidy. Litter pickers, bags and bin rings will be provided. Meet outside Wembury Marine Centre at 10am. We will finish back at the Marine Centre at 11.30am if you would like to join us for a hot drink and a chat.

Join the National Trust on the last Monday of each month to help keep Wembury safe, clean and tidy.

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Wembury Winter Talk Series- Harnessing The Oceans’ Energy

Wembury Winter Talk Series- How is coastal adaptation affecting our rockpools?

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