BLUE ECONOMY IN THE CANARY ISLANDS: an OPPORTUNIty

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BLUE ECONOMY IN THE CANARY ISLANDS: an OPPORTUNIty Pedro Ortega Rodríguez Regional Minister of Economy, Industry, Trade and Knowledge

BLUE ECONOMY IN THE CANARY ISLANDS ● The marine-maritime sector represents more than 7% of the regional GDP. ● It employes more than 45.000 workers. ● In parallel to traditional activities, new industrial development poles have been developed. ● Due to their geostrategic position, the canary ports are now: cruise lines bases of operations, first level logistical centers in container transfers, fuel supply (bunkering), provisions, ship repairs, etc. ● Due to their insular dimension, and possesing more than 20% of the Spanish coastline, the Canary Islands are natural test laboratories in the marine energy technologies (off-shore wind and wave energy), and marine biotechnology sectors.

CANARY ISLANDS BLUE ECONOMY STRATEGY

19 projects directly related to Blue Economy TERRITORIAL COOPERATION PROGRAMME INTERREG MAC 2014-2020 ● Approved by the European Commission on 3rd June 2015, with a total budget of 130 M€. ● 215 cooperation project proposals presented to the first call by institutions of the MAC area. 56 projects approved with a total ERDF budget of 54.264.385 €. 19 projects directly related to Blue Economy Renewable Energies Gastronomy of Sea Products Business Activity in the maritime sector Tourism Desalination Technologies R&D&I

PLOCAN INSTALLATIONS PROJECTS

BIOASIS. PLATFORM FOR BLUE BIOTECHNOLOGY AND AQUACULTURE ● Joint Initiative of the Canary Islands Regional Government, the Gran Canaria Insular Council and the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. ● Promotion of the marine biotechnology and aquaculture sectors.

BIOASIS. PLATFORM FOR BLUE BIOTECHNOLOGY AND AQUACULTURE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AREA TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIALIZATION AREA INCUBATION AND EXPERIMENTATION AREA

OFF-SHORE WIND ENERGY IN THE CANARY ISLANDS. ESTEYCO PROTOTYPE ● Design of an off-shore wind tower based on a concrete structure that can be fully mounted onshore. ● The main objetive is the construction of an off-shore tower for a 5MW turbine at 30 m depth ● Prototype cofinanced by the European Commission (“Horizon H2020” programme) through two differentiated, but connected, projects (H2020 SME ELISA and H2020 LC3 ELICAN)

OFF-SHORE WIND ENERGY IN THE CANARY ISLANDS OFF-SHORE WIND ENERGY IN THE CANARY ISLANDS. FROM THE PROTOTYPE TO THE EXPERIMENTAL PLATFORM ● Impact of the wind infrastructure in the marine environment. Aquaculture, behaviour of marine life… ● Erosion studies with different anti-scour techniques. ● Sea vs. Land behaviour analysis of wind infrastructures ● Maintenance: new methods and processes ● Off-shore PV energy combined with wind energy

A BLUE ECONOMY NATURAL LABORATORY