Fig. 1
Coastal Community, KW-1MW
This section focuses on small-scale energy systems (from kilowatts to megawatts) designed to support coastal communities. These systems can power local infrastructure, including homes, schools, and businesses, using renewable energy sources like wave or tidal power, contributing to energy independence and sustainability in coastal areas.
Fig. 2
Power at Sea, ~100W
This section refers to small, portable energy systems (around 100 watts) that can provide power for off-grid applications at sea, such as remote monitoring, communication systems, or oceanographic research. These technologies are crucial for operations in marine environments where traditional power sources are not available.
Fig. 3
Marine Transport
This section explores the role of marine energy in powering ships and vessels, either by supplementing traditional fuel sources or potentially providing full propulsion through renewable energy technologies like wind or hydrogen. Innovations here aim to reduce the carbon footprint of the global shipping industry, supporting cleaner, more sustainable marine transport.
Fig. 1 Robert Harutyunyan. (2025, February 11). Nighttime Skyline of Illuminated Beachfront [Photograph]. Pexels. https://www.pexels.com/photo/30684090
Fig. 2 Mikhail Nilov. (2021, February 26). Sea Dawn Nature Beach [Photo-6965536] [Photograph]. Pexels. https://www.pexels.com/photo/6965536
Fig. 3 Aleksandr Sochnev. (2025, February 10). Arial View of Bridge Over Ship in Coastal Waters [Photograph]. Pexels. https://www.pexels.com/photo/30668330
