On July 5th the Blue Economy CRC registered with ASIC as a public company limited by guarantee. On July 8th it held its inaugural Board Meeting where it appointed the company’s Board. The Company is fortunate indeed to have secured [...]
Based on contributions from a diverse international gathering of industry, research and government stakeholders, the Blue Economy CRC team was able to successfully lodge a very strong and competitive Stage 1: Expression of Interest bid on July 3rd, 2018. This is one [...]
Research Programs Moving seafood and energy production offshore into new and energetic operating environments requires production systems that can withstand both regular and extreme weather events, while being safely and economically managed. Based on stakeholder feedback during the EOI development [...]
Repost: Peter Neill, Founder, Director, World Ocean Observatory If we continue to over-harvest, over-consume, and over-pollute coastal waters and the deep ocean, aquaculture will be the only way forward to feed and sustain a growing world population. The fish world [...]
Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) grants support medium to long term industry-led collaborations to solve industry problems and deliver tangible outcomes. To support the overall aims of the CRC Program, CRCs undertake the following essential activities: medium to long term industry-led [...]
The United Nations has proclaimed a Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021-2030) to gather ocean stakeholders worldwide behind a common framework that will ensure ocean science can fully support countries in the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goal 14 on [...]
The Blue Economy CRC echoes the key guiding principles featured in the 2017 report “The Potential for the Blue Economy”, coordinated by The World Bank Group and the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA). While geared towards small-island states, [...]
As global leaders gathered at COP 23 in Bonn, 18 key leaders in their industry verticals, united in the Hydrogen Council coalition, came together to launch the first ever globally quantified vision of the role of hydrogen, developed with support [...]
The Blue Economy CRC had its genesis in a workshop held in August 2016 in Hobart, hosted at IMAS. The workshop brought together expertise from industry, government and academia across the fishing and aquaculture, marine renewable energy and offshore engineering sectors, [...]
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