Going With the Flow: Ocean and River Energy Worskshop March 1

Don’t let this workshop drift by, as it is sure to make renewable energy waves in a state that has more coastline than any other and more miles of waterways than roadways.

, is the second in a series of four free virtual workshops sponsored by the �ֻ�ֱ�� Center for Energy and Power. It serves as a primer to the to be held May 24-26, 2022, at the Dena’ina Center in Anchorage, �ֻ�ֱ��.

�ֻ�ֱ�� is estimated to have 90% of U.S. tidal energy resources and 50% of U.S. wave energy and in-river energy resources. A number of small-scale test deployments and demonstration projects have been installed in �ֻ�ֱ�� over the past decade, but challenges to large-scale adoption remain.

Topics that will be discussed include:

What is the current and emerging status of hydrokinetic energy technologies?

What are the key challenges for their implementation in �ֻ�ֱ��?

What are the applicable lessons learned with other variable renewables?

How do �ֻ�ֱ�� use-case scenarios compare with those elsewhere?

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ACEP researchers onboard the �ֻ�ֱ�� Hydrokinetic Research Center turbine barge in Nenana, �ֻ�ֱ��. photo by Todd Paris.