Singapore’s High Relief Artificial Reef Read more about Singapore’s High Relief Artificial Reef This presents an overview of artificial reefs and its functions.
High-relief Artificial Reefs for Biodiversity Enhancement Read more about High-relief Artificial Reefs for Biodiversity Enhancement In response to the areal loss of natural reefs and degradation of existing reefs due to coastal urbanization, high-relief artificial reef structures were deployed in Singapore to assess their contribution to ecosystem recovery service in the vicinity of the Jurong Island Energy Hub. This webinar explored the opportunities presented around marine energy assets.
Using the Rigs to Reefs Approach to Accelerate Ocean Regeneration Read more about Using the Rigs to Reefs Approach to Accelerate Ocean Regeneration Emily Hazelwood and Amber Sparks, co-founders of Blue Latitudes, a women-owned marine environmental consulting firm, shared how to develop sustainable solutions by reducing the impact of offshore energy assets on marine ecosystems. This included integrating marine habitat creation, coral seeding, and marine renewable energy into the process of rig decommissioning.
Scott Countryman Keywords reefs coral ADB Ree.Ph rehabilitation Read more about Scott Countryman Scott is the Executive Director of The Coral Triangle Conservancy. He presented the process of mineral accretion using marine renewable energy to grow limestone structures for marine habitats, coastal storm defense, and breakwaters. His Nasugbu installation growing artificial reefs will be presented and how this complements offshore energy development. In the webinar, he highlighted how regenerative industries can be aligned with marine renewable energy use.