The primary aim of this forum was to serve as a platform for stakeholders encompassing the fisheries, aquaculture, scientific, and policymaking realms to engage in substantive dialogues about their role in climate change and the co-existence with offshore wind. Its overarching goal was to foster the exchange of ideas and insights towards active mitigation of the impact of these critical sectors on climate change. Recognizing climate change as a pervasive global challenge necessitating concerted efforts across the maritime industry, the forum endeavors to galvanize actionable solutions that promote harmonious co-existence of sustainable offshore activities across diverse sectors.
Authors
Dankel, Dorothy Jane, Schmidt, Carl-Christian, Waldo, Staffan, Pfeiffer, Lisa
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.6027/temanord2024-530
- ISBN
- : 978-92-893-8029-4 (electronic) : 978-92-893-8030-0 (electronic)
- OAI
- oai:DiVA.org:norden-13274
- Pages
- 40
- Published in
- Copenhagen: Nordisk Ministerråd
- Responsible organisation
- Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordic Council of Ministers Secretariat Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordic Council of Ministers Secretariat, Arbejdsgruppen for Fiskerisamarbeidet (AG-Fisk)
- URN
- : urn:nbn:se:norden:org:diva-13274
- Year
- 2024
- pages
- 40
Table of Contents
- 4 Executive summary 2
- 5 Expert group information 2
- 6 1. Setting the Scene 2
- 2. Experiences and Expectations of Offshore with 2
- Fisheries and other Maritime Sectors 2
- Co-existence 2
- 3. Ecosystem Monitoring of Offshore Wind and Marine Spatial Planning 2
- 27 4. Closing of workshop and policy recommendations 2
- 30 Annex 1 List of participants 2
- 35 Annex 2 Workshop booklet 2
- About this publication 2
- Executive summary 4
- Expert group information 5
- 1. Setting the Scene 6
- 1.1 Overview of offshore wind technology and the political ambitions for offshore wind in the EU and Norway 7
- 1.2 Being a trusted facilitator Positioning isheries biodiversity and offshore wind debates in the Northeast coast of USA 8
- 1.3 Offshore wind in a Social-Ecological-Technical and Ethical system Preparing for an ethical dialogue in a Nordic context 9
- 2. Experiences and Expectations of Offshore with 11
- Fisheries and other Maritime Sectors 11
- Co-existence 11
- 2.1 Proposal for amended Swedish marine spatial plans 11
- 2.2 The Norwegian cross-directorate marine spatial planning experience 13
- 2.3 Stakeholder panel debate 14
- 3. Ecosystem Monitoring of Offshore Wind and Marine Spatial Planning 16
- 3.1 Special guest performance Anthropogenic underwater sound and zooplankton 16
- 3.2 Mapping effects and consequences of the establishment of offshore wind for the Norwegian ishing industry Insights from Hywind Tampen 18
- 3.3 ICES Research Roadmap for Offshore Wind 19
- 3.4 State-of-the-art offshore monitoring technology 20
- 3.5 Bringing Marine Spatial Planning processes into a Nordic context What do we need to know 21
- 3.6 Handling complexity co-existence and collaboration using digital twins Visual evidence and data driven decisions on dynamic data models 22
- 3.7 Roundtable discussion and commitments from Nordic leaders 23
- 4. Closing of workshop and policy recommendations 27
- Annex 1 List of participants 30
- Annex 2 Workshop booklet 35
- About this publication 39
- Second Nordic Forum on Climate Change in Fisheries and Aquaculture 39
- Disclaimer 39
- Rights and permissions 39
- Nordic co-operation 40
