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This page provides an overview of all past and present Marine Energy projects
in the United States at different levels of development and provides active links
to permitting documents from either the
FERC eLibrary
or
Tethys Knowledge Base.
Map of Projects
To learn more about a project, select the blue pin on the map with your
cursor and a pop up will open with the project’s name, timeline, geographic
coordinates and a list of all submitted permitting and licensing materials to
date. Where available, the permitting/licensing documents have been linked to
a downloadable PDF of the document or to pages with additional information.
Timeline of Projects
The figure above shows all past and present Marine Energy projects
and the permitting milestones of each over time organized by energy type
(riverine, tidal, and wave). Click on the triangles in the plot to zoom the
map to the study location of interest. You can access relevant FERC documents
per project and permitting milestones by clicking on the study location icon in the map.
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Phase
Management
The Management Measures tool allows users to search and query the Tethys
Management Measures Tool for Marine Renewable Energy - a robust compilation
of marine energy management measures identified by international Marine
Renewable Energy regulators and researchers.
Source: Management Measures Tool for Marine Renewable Energy | Tethys
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Phase
Consequence
The FERC eLibrary contains environmental compliance project documents,
of which excerpts have been manually tagged for reference.
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Consequence
The
Tethys Marine Energy Knowledge Base
contains curated white and gray literature.
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Receptor
Spatial intersections are displayed here between the location drawn and datasets loaded from
MarineCadastre.gov
of species, habitats and human uses as Receptor tags.
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