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MEW2018 Marine Energy Wales Conference 19Th April 2018, All Nations Centre Cynhadledd Flynyddol Ynni Morol Cymru 19Eg Ebrill 20 #MEW2018 Marine Energy Wales Conference 19th April 2018, All Nations Centre Cynhadledd Flynyddol Ynni Morol Cymru 19eg Ebrill 2018, Canolfan yr Holl Genhedloedd Foreword It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the Marine Energy Wales 2018 Conference. It is the first time we have brought our conference to Cardiff and we are pleased to be in our capital to celebrate another exciting year for marine energy in Wales, particularly in the Year of the Sea. Within the last 12 months we have seen many positive developments. The Swansea Bay City Deal was signed which included a major marine energy project in the form of Pembroke Dock Marine. The Morlais Demonstration Zone received significant EU Structural Funding, and the feasibility study is being completed for the Pembrokeshire Demonstration Zone. Wave-tricity and Marine Power Systems have built and launched their wave energy devices in Pembroke Dock with Bombora setting up their European headquarters there too. Meanwhile Nova Innovation have expanded their team in North Wales, and Minesto are well underway with construction in Anglesey. We have also been busy at Marine Energy Wales as we have begun work on our Marine Energy Test Areas (META) project in the Milford Haven Waterway, and continued our extensive political stakeholder engagement, supply chain development and education and skills programme. The conference today aims to showcase the real progress that has been made in Wales, outline future plans, and gives you an opportunity to network with colleagues across the industry. I would like to thank all of our delegates, sponsors, speakers and exhibitors for supporting our event and I hope you enjoy the day. Martin Murphy, Chair, Marine Energy Wales Rhagair Mae’n bleser mawr gennyf eich croesawu i Gynhadledd Ynni Morol Cymru 2018. Dyma’r tro cyntaf i ni ddod â’n cynhadledd i Gaerdydd ac rydym yn falch o fod yn ein prifddinas i ddathlu blwyddyn gyffrous arall ar gyfer ynni morol yng Nghymru, yn enwedig ym Mlwyddyn y Môr. O fewn y 12 mis diwethaf, rydym wedi gweld llawer o ddatblygiadau positif. Arwyddwyd Bargen Ddinesig Dinas-Ranbarth Bae Abertawe a oedd yn cynnwys prosiect ynni morol mawr ar ffurf Ardal Forol Doc Penfro. Derbyniodd Parth Arddangos Morlais Arian Strwythurol sylweddol o’r UE, ac mae’r astudiaeth ddichonoldeb yn cael ei gwblhau ar gyfer Parth Arddangos Sir Benfro. Mae Wave- tricity a Marine Power Systems wedi adeiladu a lansio eu dyfeisiau ynni tonnau yn Noc Penfro gyda Bombora yn sefydlu eu pencadlys Ewropeaidd yno hefyd. Yn y cyfamser, mae Nova Innovation wedi ehangu eu tîm yng Ngogledd Cymru, ac mae Minesto wedi dechrau ar y gwaith adeiladu yn Ynys Môn. Rydym hefyd wedi bod yn brysur yn Ynni Morol Cymru wrth i ni ddechrau gweithio ar ein prosiect Ardaloedd Prawf Ynni Morol (META) yn Nyfrffordd Aberdaugleddau, a pharhau â’n hymgysylltiad gwleidyddol helaeth, datblygu’r gadwyn gyflenwi a’r rhaglen addysg a sgiliau. Nod y gynhadledd heddiw yw dangos y gwir gynnydd a wnaed yng Nghymru, amlinellu cynlluniau yn y dyfodol, a rhoi cyfle ichi rwydweithio gyda chydweithwyr ar draws y diwydiant. Hoffwn ddiolch i’n holl gynrychiolwyr, noddwyr, siaradwyr ac arddangoswyr am gefnogi ein digwyddiad a gobeithiaf y byddwch chi’n mwynhau’r diwrnod. Martin Murphy, Cadeirydd, Ynni Morol Cymru Thanks To Our Sponsors Diolch i’n noddwyr Hosting Sponsor Noddwr cynnal y digwyddiad Platinum Sponsors Noddwyr Platinwm Gold Sponsor Noddwr Aur Silver Sponsors Noddwyr Arian Drinks Reception Sponsor Refreshment Break Sponsor Noddwyr Derbyniad Diodydd Noddwr Egwyl Lluniaeth Agenda Session 1 09.00 Welcome & Introduction - Martin Murphy, Chair, Marine Energy Wales 09.05 Opening Address - Anna McMorrin, MP, Shadow Parliamentary Private Secretary for International Trade and Climate Change 09.15 Marine energy in Wales – David Jones, Project Director, Marine Energy Wales 09.25 Keynote Address - Mark Drakeford, AM, Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Welsh Government 09.35 Ocean Energy in, for, and from Europe – supporting a sustainable Blue Economy - Felix Leinemann, Head of Unit Blue Economy Sectors, European Commission 09.50 Prioritising €100.4 Million for marine energy in Wales - Ken Cook, Head of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency, Welsh European Funding Office 10.00 Coffee & Networking Session 2: 10.30 “Delivering on the ocean energy race” - This session will highlight cost reduction, economic benefit and discuss ways of commercialising projects in the current landscape, ensuring the UK maintains a sector lead. Chair – Sue Barr, External Affairs, OpenHydro 10.35 Marine Energy as part of the Clean Growth Strategy: Cost Reduction and Economic benefit – Dr Stephen Wyatt, Research and Innovation Director, ORE Catapult 10.50 Innovation PPA; revenue model to support technology developments – Christoph Harwood, Head of Policy, Sustainable Marine Energy Ltd 11.00 Shaping projects to secure funding – Andrew Smith, Managing Director, Deja Blue Consulting 11.10 When and how to use crowdfunding to support your project – Louise Wilson, Director, Abundance Investment 11.20 Q&A 11.30 Coffee & Networking Session 3 12.00 “Stimulating local economies and supply chain resilience with tidal energy projects” - Tidal energy plays a key part in Welsh Government policy, backed by EU Structural Funding and wider support. This session will cover Welsh specific projects at various scales and stages and how this sector is having a positive impact upon economies, offering low carbon, long-term opportunities. Chair – Rémi Gruet, Chief Executive Officer, Ocean Energy Europe 12.05 Delivering a multi-tech array scale Demo Zone – Gerallt Llewelyn Jones, Senior Responsible Officer, Morlais 12.15 How the world’s first low-flow tidal project is advancing Wales’ marine energy sector - Dr Martin Edlund, Chief Executive Officer, Minesto 12.25 Making Wales a Centre of Excellence for marine energy - Kate Smith, Environmental Manager, Nova Innovation 12.35 Delivering a new marine industry for the UK - Ioan Jenkins, Development Director, Tidal Lagoon Power 12.45 Q&A 13.00 Lunch & Networking Session 4: 14.15 “Making waves – A development base to export to a global market” Innovation and advancement, including in storage and grid connections are opening up an expanding global market. Wave energy projects in Wales have provided supply chain diversification, resilience and innovation - this session will cover progress, plans and importantly, lessons learnt. Chair – Kerry Hayes, Marine Energy Sector Lead, Regen 14.20 WaveSub WEC project update - Dr Graham Foster, CTO, Marine Power Systems 14.35 1.5MW mWave project update - Sam Leighton, Managing Director, Bombora 14.50 Lessons learnt from Scottish Projects - Tim Hurst, Managing Director, Wave Energy Scotland 15.05 Q&A 15.15 Coffee & Networking Session 5 15.45 “Delivering a City Region Deal for Marine Energy” The £76M Pembroke Dock Marine project will improve the capacity and capability in wave, tidal and wider offshore renewables engineering in the region, maximise the natural assets to produce environmental and economic benefits and make marine energy more reliable and cost-effective. Chair - Alec Don, Chief Executive Officer, Port of Milford Haven 15.50 Marine Energy Test Areas – Joseph Kidd, META Development Manager, Marine Energy Wales 16.00 Developing a Marine Energy Engineering Centre of Excellence in Wales - Dr. Paul Ellsmore, Regional Coordinator – Wales, UK Offshore Catapult 16.10 Pembrokeshire Demonstration Zone – Madeline Cowley, Project Manager, Wave-Hub 16.20 Port Infrastructure for the marine energy sector – Tim James, Director of Energy Development, Port of Milford Haven 16.30 Q&A 16.45 Summing up & closing remarks - Martin Murphy, Chair, Marine Energy Wales 17.00 Event closure Marine Energy Wales would like to thank all presenters and chairs for their valuable input into the event programme. Presentations and videos of the event will be available from the MEW website in due course. Follow us on Twitter @MarineCymru and use the hashtag #MEW2018 Agenda Sesiwn 1 09.00 Croeso a Chyflwyniad -Martin Murphy, Cadeirydd, Ynni Morol Cymru 09.05 Anerchiad Agoriadol - Anna McMorrin, AS, Ysgrifennydd Seneddol Preifat Cysgodol dros Fansach Ryngwladol a Newid yn yr Hinsawdd 09.15 Ynni Morol Cymru – Cyfarwyddwr Prosiect, Ynni Morol Cymru 09.25 Prif Anerchiad - Mark Drakeford, AS, Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet dros Gyllid, Llywodraeth Cymru 09.35 Ynni’r Môr yn, ar gyfer, ac o Ewrop - cefnogi Economi Glas cynaliadwy - Felix Leinemann, Pennaeth Uned Blue Economy Sectors, y Comisiwn Ewropeaidd 09.50 Blaenoriaethu €100.4 miliwn ar gyfer ynni morol yng Nghymru - Ken Cook, Pennaeth Ynni Adnewyddadwy 10.00 Coffi a Rhwydweithio Sesiwn 2: 10.30 “Cyflawni ar y ras ynni’r môr” - Bydd y sesiwn hon yn amlygu gostyngiad mewn costau, budd economaidd a thrafod ffyrdd o fasnacheiddio prosiectau yn y dirwedd gyfredol, gan sicrhau bod y DU yn cynnal ei le fel arweinydd sector. Cadeirydd – Sue Barr, Materion Allanol, OpenHydro 10.35 Ynni’r Môr fel rhan o’r Strategaeth Twf Glân: Lleihau Cost a Budd Economaidd – Dr Stephen Wyatt, Cyfarwyddwr Ymchwil ac Arloesi, ORE Catapult 10.50 Arloesedd Cytundeb Prynu Ynni (PPA); model refeniw i gefnogi datblygiadau technoleg – Christoph Harwood, Pennaeth Polisi, Sustainable Marine Energy Ltd 11.00 Siapio prosiectau i sicrhau cyllid – Andrew Smith, Rheolwr Gyfarwyddwr, Deja Blue Consulting 11.10 Pryd a sut i ddefnyddio cyllido torfol i gefnogi’ch prosiect – Louise Wilson, Cyfarwyddwr, Abundance Investment 11.20 C&A 11.30 Coffi a Rhwydweithio Sesiwn 3 12.00 “Ysgogi economïau
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