Canadian and U.S. experts convene for a timely and fascinating discussion about the climate security challenges we face and the ocean-based technology that could help solve them.
We explore the hurdles B.C.’s ocean tech startups face as they disrupt traditional approaches, adapt bold strategies and work towards global impact, and discuss ways to overcome challenges and accelerate growth.
Canada is a nation flanked by 3 oceans and nearly 250,000 km. of coastline, more than any country in the world. Its potential in the ocean economy — or blue economy — is enormous. As efforts intensify to establish and grow Canada’s Pacific hub for the sustainable blue economy in Greater Victoria, we talk to a panel of local and cross-Canada experts to explore our future as a blue economy nation, from coast to coast to coast.
On World Oceans Day (June 8), COAST Talks took a fascinating look at the UN Ocean Decade (2021-2030) and how it unlocks opportunities for innovators, scientists and entrepreneurs in the sustainable development of this massive marine ecosystem.
A panel of local and global ocean observation experts explore Pacific Canada’s need for an ocean observation solution that allows systems and data to talk to each other.
This month we’re taking a closer look at tidal energy micro-grids and the opportunities for remote communities to generate clean power.
September’s COAST Talk will explore the Island Class Electrification Program with BC Ferries. The Island Class are battery-equipped ships designed for full electric operation.
Our August COAST Talk will provide a high level overview of the development of Ocean Renewable Energy to power the Blue Economy, as part of enabling ocean economic development activities in Canada.
With the rapid rise of the blue economy, Canada has the potential to emerge as a leader in the development of solutions that support greater ocean health and productivity.
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