Glen Wright
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Paris Area, France, ACT, 0200 France
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Research Fellow in International Marine Policy at IDDRI
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Marine Energy in Australia and New Zealand: Regulatory Barriers and Policy Measures

12 years ago • 606 Views

Systemic Biases in the National Electricity Market

12 years ago • 429 Views

Marine Renewable Energy: Effectively Balancing the Needs of Developers and Potential Environmental Impacts: An Australasian Perspective

11 years ago • 568 Views

Marine Renewable Energy: Legal and Policy Challenges to Integrating an Emerging Renewable Energy Source

11 years ago • 1545 Views

Wild Law (pecha kucha)

11 years ago • 423 Views

Sustainably advancing the Blue Economy: EIA of Marine Renewable Energy projects in the UK

9 years ago • 752 Views

Towards a new international instrument on the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity in ABNJ

9 years ago • 446 Views

Towards a new international instrument on the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity in ABNJ

9 years ago • 478 Views

Towards a New International Agreement on High Seas Biodiversity

9 years ago • 350 Views

Marine Governance in an Industrialised Ocean: a case study of the UK's emerging marine renewable energy industry

9 years ago • 707 Views

La Haute Mer : historique et perspectives

8 years ago • 388 Views

Bottom Fisheries Closures in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction

8 years ago • 437 Views

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Regulation of Marine Renewables in the US: A 15 Minute Encapsulation

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Paris Area, France, ACT, 0200 France
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Research Fellow in International Marine Policy at IDDRI
Industry
Education
Website
www.glenwright.net
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nem environmental law eia rfmos fisheries fisheries closures abnj ocean high seas océans haute mer rochdale envelope planning marine renewable energy marine governance innovation blue economy blue growth earth jurisprudence wild law law wave power tidal power marine renewable energy mar electricity electricity regulation national electricity market new zealand australia electricity regulation sustainability electricity regulation national electricity market regulation marine energy wave energy tidal energy ocean energy
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