LATEST NEWS
- 50 abstracts currently going through review
- Invited speakers currently being organised
- Workshop content to be announced shortly
The University of Southampton’s Energy and Climate Change Division is pleased to be hosting the 11th PRIMaRE Conference on the 27-28 June 2024
In the offshore renewable energy research community, the PRIMaRE conference has developed a reputation for being friendly and informal yet with high quality technical sessions and workshops, warmly welcoming both industry and academia – including early stage PhD researchers. Please join us in Southampton!
Registration and attendance at the conference is FREE (there may be a charge for the conference dinner, TBC).
Conference topics:
- Tidal/ocean current turbines
- Wave energy devices
- Offshore floating wind energy
- Tidal range schemes
- Hybrid renewable energy floating platforms
- Economic, environmental, social, and policy aspects of offshore renewable energy
The conference will be held in the Centenary Building (B100) situated in the Highfield Campus at the University of Southampton Highfield Campus. More details will be available here soon.
Display space and sponsorship opportunities will be made available. Please submit requests to A.S.Bahaj@soton.ac.uk.
Abstract submission is now closed. We have received over 50 abstracts; thank you to all the authors.
Registration
Registration for the conference will be open soon here and announced via the PRIMaRE network e-mail
About the PRIMaRE consortium
A consortium of marine renewable energy experts across higher education, research and industry have joined together to establish a ‘network of excellence’ for the south of the country.
The Universities of Plymouth, Exeter, Southampton, Bristol and Bath, along with the Marine Biological Association and Plymouth Marine Laboratory, have agreed to work together on research projects across the spectrum of marine renewables.
Completing the line-up of the Partnership for Research in Marine Renewable Energy (PRIMaRE) is the South West Marine Energy Park and the Wave Hub facility off the north coast of Cornwall, who will act as conduits between the research community and industry.
