Floating photovoltaic is predicted to be the most ubiquitous energy technology in the future,
with global installations projected to reach 10 GW by 2030, potentially generating 13.5 TWh …

A significant number of Maritime Bibliometric Studies (MBSs) have been published over the
past years. The present research aims to evaluate a large amount of the relevant literature to …

Floating photovoltaic (PV) energy has been widely deployed in reservoirs, but its coastal
and offshore potential remains largely untapped. This work presents the first large-scale …

Global transitions to highly sustainable energy-industry systems imply shifts to high shares
of variable renewable energy sources. While onshore solar photovoltaics and wind power …

Floating Photovoltaic (FPV) is considered as a highly promising clean energy solution. In
recent years, FPV has been widely deployed in calm water around the world. However, to …

Whilst there is an interest in floating solar energy systems in coastal and offshore regions to
utilise available sea space, they are subject to ocean waves that introduce constant …

Abstract Wave Energy Converters (WECs) have the potential to serve dual purposes,
generating power and protecting coastlines. Although traditionally the focus has been on …

Wave farms consist of arrays of wave energy converters. However, ocean waves perturbed
by one device will interact with its neighbouring devices, which can lead to more or less …

Research interest in breakwater design has increased recently due to the impetus to
develop marine renewable energy systems, as breakwaters can be retrofitted to harness …

Synthesizing the extensive and ever‐growing climate change literature is becoming
increasingly challenging using conventional review processes, yet is crucial to understand …