Projects

MaREI has achieved significant success in EU and national funding programmes, which facilitates our cooperation with numerous partners from industry, academia and government across 31 countries. MaREI’s portfolio of projects demonstrates our successful track record in high-impact collaborative research, comprising our participation – as partner and coordinator – in all pillars of H2020, as well as in all strands of INTERREG, and the programmes of other European agencies.

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Nature+Energy

Nature+Energy is founded on the idea that wind farms have the potential to provide so much more than renewable energy.

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HIGHWAVE

HIGHWAVE is an interdisciplinary European Research Council (ERC) project at the frontiers of coastal/ocean engineering, earth system science, statistics, and fluid mechanics that will explore fundamental open questions in wave breaking.

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HyLIGHT

HyLIGHT is a 3-year project funded by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and a 25-strong industry consortium through MaREI the SFI Research Centre for Energy, Climate and Marine, UCC, DCU & NUIG.

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Dingle Peninsula 2030

Dingle Peninsula 2030 is a multi-partner initiative based on the Dingle Peninsula, in Co. Kerry. It involves the Dingle Creativity and Innovation Hub, ESB Networks, the MaREI Centre, and North East West Kerry Development (NEWKD).

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Research Sector

Energy Research
Climate Research
Marine Research

Funding Type

European-Funded Projects
Nationally Funded Projects

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iNNO SED

iNNO SED will represent a pioneering approach to sediment management in large international river basins, utilising an approach that sets an example for other major global river systems like the Amazon, Mekong, or Niger.

I-ADOPT

I-ADOPT will explore policy incentives that can specifically target and engage mainstream adopters in order to accelerate energy innovation.

DOTS-ORE

The proposed research aims to investigate the emergence of standards and the impact of standard-setting processes in technological innovation, applied to a case study of offshore renewable energy (ORE) in Ireland.

CoCoMar

The CoCoMar project focuses on the evolving marine governance frameworks that apply around the island of Ireland.

Supporting Just Transition and Coexistence in Ireland’s Offshore Renewable Energy Future

This is a six-month research project will deliver a socio-economic analysis and a corresponding framework, combining quantitative and qualitative data, that will demonstrate how traditional and emerging blue economy sectors could coexist equitably with potential Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) projects.