Marine renewable energy (MRE) harnesses energy from the ocean and provides a low-
carbon sustainable energy source for national grids and remote uses. The international …

Many fish species are threatened worldwide by overfishing, contamination, coastal
development, climate change, and other anthropogenic activities. Marine renewable energy …

The growing global demand for sustainable and environmentally friendly energy has
stimulated the rapid adoption of renewable offshore energy. However, infrastructure needed …

Mitigating global warming requires the rapid deployment of renewable energy (RE) systems
throughout all parts of the world economy. A crucial step for such deployments is the …

Owing to their predictability, tidal currents are an attractive source of renewable energy.
However, data on the environmental impacts, especially at array scale, are lacking. We …

Shallow coastal areas are important nurseries for larvae and juveniles of many fish species.
However, empirical data on small pelagic fish (SPF) in such regions are lacking, and …

We are at a crossroads where many nation states, including the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Northern Ireland (UK), are committing to increased electricity production from …

Tidal energy generators have the potential to injure or kill marine animals, including small
cetaceans, through collisions with moving turbine parts. Information on the fine scale …

As the tidal energy industry looks to expand into commercial-scale array installations,
uncertainty in methodology and outcome for environmental impact assessments can …

Global expansion of marine renewable energy (MRE) technologies is needed to help
address the impacts of climate change, to ensure a sustainable transition from carbon-based …