Webinar

Session 1: Knowledge acquisition for co-existence between the offshore wind industry and fisheries

• What knowledge on environmental effects of floating wind do we have and what is missing? Insight on the consequences of offshore wind to the fishing industry - Anne Christine Utne Palm, Institute of Marine Research
• Preparing knowledge and experience from the fishing industry for credible and legitimate marine spatial planning - Nils Roar Hareide, Runde Environmental Centre
• What does the Norwegian Government expect with “co-existence”? Are we prepared? - Dorothy Dankel, SINTEF Ocean, UiB

Session 2. Co-existence between fisheries and the offshore wind industry

How do we work in Norway?

• Experiences from the collaborative work between the fisheries organizations and Offshore Norway to achieve principles for co-existence – Jan Henrik Sandberg, Norges Fiskarlag (Norwegian Fishermen's Association) 
• Experiences from the working process in selection of new areas for offshore wind in Norway – Ingvild Henriette Kristin Andersson, NVE (Norwegian water and energy resources)

How do fisheries and offshore wind industry work on co-existence abroad?

• Killebegs Fisheries Organization, Ireland, about their experience with cooperation Hexicon (floating windfarm) – Michael Keatinge, Killybegs Fisherman's Organisation
• Fishing in Hywind Scotland (floating windfarm) – Monica Fundingsland, Equinor
• Fisheries in offshore windfarm area – Beatriz Deetman, Marine Research institute Netherlands

Panel discussion: What can Norway learn from abroad?  

Panel: Bård Aarbakke from the Directorate of Fisheries; Mia Høgi from the fisheries organisation Pelagisk Forening; Terje Eriksen, fisherman; Gunnar Birkeland from Source Galileo; NN from Eviny, representing offshore wind industry.

Registration: Fill in this form *)

Deadline: 18 June 2023

*) The Team’s meeting link will be e-mailed to all that have registered the day before the meeting (on the 18th).