On a hot morning in Bilbao, Spain, the Carnegie Clean Energy team were basking in the news that “EuropeWave pre-commercial procurement programme unveils 3 finalists”. Surrounded by 400 peers across research, industry and regulators at the 15th European Wave [...]
This week, a Blue Economy CRC team including Greg Johannes, Dr John Whittington, Angela Williamson, Prof Chris Carter and Prof Evan Gray participated in events associated with the Belgium Trade Mission to Australia. Together with our partners University of [...]
The Blue Economy CRC will host the leading global ocean energy event, the International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE 2024) to be held on the 17th – 19th September, 2024 in Melbourne. Held for the first time in the [...]
Senator the Hon Murray Watt, Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry joined Greg Johannes and Angela Williamson from the Blue Economy CRC and Veronica Papacosta and Clayton Nelson from Seafood Industry Australia (SIA) and Janie Finlay MP in Hobart at some of Australia’s most innovative aquaculture sites. Starting with a look at [...]
The Blue Economy CRC and University of Wollongong continue to roll out a strong community engagement program as part of their collaboration on regenerative farming on the South Coast of NSW. The project team and industry leaders are hosting [...]
Blue Economy CRC Research Fellow Dr Saeed Mohajernasab completed an industry placement with partner, BMT in Adelaide for 6 weeks in November-December 2022. A partner of the Blue Economy CRC, BMT specialises in providing innovative engineering solutions across a [...]
Regenerative farming plays an important role in both low-impact food and resource production as well as achieving a healthy and balanced marine environment. A new collaboration on regenerative farming between researchers from the Blue Economy CRC and University of [...]
Decarbonisation of offshore industries moves one step closer with the permit application lodged for Tasmania's first commercial-scale hydrogen electrolyser. Renewably-sourced electricity and water will produce compressed hydrogen gas which will be used to support the decarbonisation of offshore industries including [...]
The Blue Economy CRC is pleased to announce our Inaugural PhD graduate, Mingyuan Ma from Griffith University. Mingyuan's research investigated the hydroelastic interaction between ocean waves and open-net fish pens in order to design effective systems to operate in [...]
The Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania has issued a scientific permit to deploy marine infrastructure as part of a research program on growing kelp. The research site, south of Blackmans Bay and north of the Tinderbox Reserve, [...]
The IEA Ocean Energy Systems has published its highly anticipated 2022 Annual Report. This Annual Report showcases the 2022 key achievements and recent outcomes of the IEA-OES in collaborative efforts on a global scale, as well as updates on [...]
From left: Brett Merritt (CEO, Echoview Software), Angela Williamson (Director of Blue Policy and Planning, Blue Economy CRC), Dr. Haley Viehman (Fisheries Acoustician, Echoview Software), Timothy Chalke (Business Development Manager, Echoview Software) and Briony Hutton (Product Manager, Echoview [...]
Today, the Blue Economy CRC has released its ambition for ‘Tasmania’s sustainable ocean economy beyond 2033’. The Ambition offers a new approach to sustainable ocean economies and ocean stewardship for Tasmania and shows what is possible. It includes a [...]
With the emerging concept of the cultural licence to operate, it is imperative to consider the rights, equity, and livelihood opportunities for First Nations Peoples. Poor inclusion into economic agendas leads to a greater chance of First Nations People “losing-out”– [...]
by Blue Economy Chair, Mr Greg Johannes The purpose of this symposium has been to learn about research, development and future best practice for sustainable aquaculture in offshore environments. The Blue Economy CRC’s approach to hosting this has always been [...]
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