This is great!
In OR we have a lot going on in this area (research, O&E) , and I'm  
thrilled to be able to share with others in SG.
Besides me I'd add (I've cc'd them):
Kaety Hildenbrand (our marine agent that is the lead on the O&E  
related to this topic)
Jamie Doyle (our working waterfronts agent that also focuses on marine  
debris), and
Pat Corcoran (our coastal storms specialist who obviously is  
interested in anything that is out there that can come here during a  
storm)
Cheers,
Flaxen


Flaxen D.L. Conway, Director
Marine Resource Management Program
OSU College of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences
Professor / Extension Specialist
School of Public Policy / Oregon Sea Grant
OFFICE LOCATION: 311 Strand Hall
MAILING ADDRESS: 104 CEOAS Admin Building, Corvallis, OR  97331-5503
541-737-1339 (p) 541-737-2064 (f)
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On Mar 18, 2013, at 12:33 PM, Christopher Bartlett wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> Welcome to the launch of the Sea Grant Renewable Energy List. The  
> goal of the list is to share information about our efforts in  
> research, education, and outreach pertaining to ocean and coastal  
> renewable energy developments.
>
> Maine Sea Grant's IT staff person has created the list for our use  
> and has informed me that attachments are not currently possible.   
> Please  use google docs or other methods to share documents, photos,  
> etc., with the group.
>
> Please send me requests for new users along with the person's email  
> address and I'll add them to the group.
>
> Thanks, and I look forward to participating in this group with you.
>
> Best,
>
> Chris
>
> -- 
> Christopher Bartlett
> Maine Sea Grant/University of Maine Cooperative Extension
> 16 Deep Cove Road
> Eastport, Maine  04631
>
> 207 214-7061 cell
> 207 853-2518 ext 105 office
> 207 853-0940 fax
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> Chris Bartlett is a member of The University of Maine Marine  
> Extension Team (MET). The MET is a collaboration of Maine Sea Grant  
> and University of Maine Cooperative Extension. Its members live and  
> work along the coast, providing educational and applied research  
> programs to Maine's citizens in the areas of coastal community  
> development, ecosystem health, fisheries, aquaculture, and tourism.