Marine Maritime Cluster of Andalusia celebrates the 1st edition of Blue Energy Lab in Malaga port

Málaga, Spain (PortSEurope) November 4, 2018 - Clúster Marítimo Marino de Andalucía (CMMA - the Marine Maritime Cluster of Andalusia) has held its first Blue Energy Lab event at Malaga port, a day in which experts in the field analyzed the possibilities offered by the sea in the development of energies. Attending the event were Paul Plata, president of the Port Authority; Natalia Sánchez, executive vice president of the Employers Confederation of Malaga; Aquilino Alonso Miranda, managing director of the Andalusian Energy Agency, and Javier Noriega, president of CMMA. During the day several papers and round tables were developed. Among the first, highlighted VANGUARD Initiative: latest advances, by Manuel Arroyo, technical advisor IDEA Agency; Marine renewable energies: future projection in the Mediterranean, pronounced by Pedro Mayorga, from EnerOcean, and Opportunities for the development of Renewable Energies, taught by Carlos Rojo, general director of the Association of Renewable Energies of Andalusia (CLANER). Then, the speakers held a round table on Energy, development and blue growth, moderated by Javier Noriega. After the round table, there was talk about New marine energy technologies in the Mediterranean: transnational cooperation, a block in which the MAESTRALE Project was exposed. Evaluation and strategy of marine energy in the Mediterranean by Alicia Blanco, coordinator of European projects of the CMMA; the PELAGOS Project, by elia Murcia, research technician of the Naval and Marine Technology Center and, finally, Yago Torre-Enciso, technical director of BiMEP, will talk about Sites for marine renewable energy. The day ended with a round table on innovative projects: experiences and results, moderated by Pedro M. Mayorga Rubio, in which the previous speakers participated. The Blue Energy Lab was organized by the CMMA, with the collaboration of MálagaPort, Association of Renewable Energies of Andalusia (CLANER), Biscay Marine Energy Platform (BiMEP), Naval and Marine Technology Center (CTN) and the Interreg Program Master Project MED, co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund. About the Marine Maritime Cluster of Andalusia. The Maritime-Maritime Cluster of Andalusia (CMMA) is a pioneer in the port community in bringing together companies, institutions and technology centres, whose activity is directly linked to the sea. The Marine-Maritime Cluster of Andalusia is composed of innovative companies with a high technological qualification of different sub-sectors linked to the sea, such as fishing, aquaculture, shipbuilding, marine energy, maritime transport, recreational boating, maritime research, training, ports and activities port, auxiliary industries and maritime extraction, maritime tourism, underwater archeology and communication. Source: Autoridad Portuaria de Málaga Copyright (C) PortSEurope. All Rights Reserved. 2018.

Marine Maritime Cluster of Andalusia celebrates the 1st edition of Blue Energy Lab in Malaga port

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