Paddling to Create Cultured Reefs for New Habitats and Coastal Protection Read more about Paddling to Create Cultured Reefs for New Habitats and Coastal Protection This presentation gives an overview of CCELL Renewables Limited and its mission to restore a sustainable balance to coastal environments and bring lasting protection to communities around the world.
Will Bateman Keywords Marine Renewable energy power coastal protection energy environment marine Coastal Read more about Will Bateman Dr. Will Bateman is the founder and CEO of CCell. He has 18+ years in marine engineering, with a PhD in extreme ocean waves from Imperial College, with extensive experience in modelling natural systems and ocean engineering for General Dynamics, RMS, and Lloyd’s Register. CCell Renewables develops technologies for the design, manufacture, and installation of beautiful artificial reefs powered by wave and solar energy. CCELL pride itself on the numerical modeling capabilities, that allow us to create tailor-made end-to-end solutions for coastal communities.
Paddling to Create Cultured Reefs for New Habitats and Coastal Protection Read more about Paddling to Create Cultured Reefs for New Habitats and Coastal Protection Dr. Will Bateman, CEO of CCell Renewable UK, presented the unique paddle technology to capture Marine Renewable energy to power coastal protection by growing artificial coral reefs. The core technology uses an electrolytic technique combined with marine renewable energy to grow rock within the sea.
Bregje van Wesenbeeck Keywords Coastal riverine and urban environments green and grey interventions ADB virtual dialogue Read more about Bregje van Wesenbeeck Dr. Bregje van Wesenbeeck is an expert advisor on nature-based solutions and ecosystem-based adaptation at Deltares. She provides advice on flood risk reduction, erosion mitigation, and climate change adaptation in amongst others Indonesia, Tonga, Kiribati, the Philippines, the Netherlands, and the USA. She uses her system knowledge and project experience to evaluate the feasibility of intervention strategies in different coastal, riverine and urban environments.
Geoffrey Wilson Keywords water specialist Hydraulics hydrology water resources Coastal maritime environmental engineering sustainability Read more about Geoffrey Wilson Geoffrey Wilson is a senior water resources specialist with the Asian Development Bank (ADB). He is a professional civil engineer, and a master’s graduate of Canterbury University, New Zealand, and a master’s graduate of IHE-Delft, the Netherlands. Geoff has more than 30 years of consultancy experience covering a wide range of water-related disciplines, including hydrology, hydraulic engineering, water resources, flood risk management, urban water supply, urban drainage and sanitation, and coastal and maritime projects.
Keisy Tarakabu Keywords water Coastal reverse osmosis kiribati Read more about Keisy Tarakabu Keisy Tarakabu has a degree in Engineering Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Technology Sydney. Ms. Tarakabu’s current role is that of Coastal Engineer for the Ministry of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy (MISE) in Tarawa, Kiribati. Ms. Tarakabu was recently appointed as a Fellow to participate in the Pacific Fellows Program sponsored by the Asian Development Bank.