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Littoral 2018 Conference: 22 – 26 October 2018, Leeuwarden, The Netherlands
Next Littoral 2018 will be a five-day international conference and excursions exploring the deltas and the littoral in and around the Cultural Capital of Europe 2018, Leeuwarden in the Netherlands.
Read more: Littoral 2018 Conference: 22 – 26 October 2018, Leeuwarden, The Netherlands
European Maritime Day 2018 Burgas
European Maritime Day 2018 Burgas
MAY 31 – JUNE 01, 2018. EUROPEAN MARITIME DAY (EMD), BURGAS, BULGARIA
CCMS will attend the European Maritime Day on 31st of May and 1st of June 2018 in sunny Burgas, Bulgaria, at the Black Sea coast. The EMD Conference includes plenary and thematic sessions (with the participation of high level and key-experts) as well as workshops that are self-organized by interested stakeholders.
For further details and more information visit the EMD Burgas 2018 website: https://ec.europa.eu/maritimeaffairs/maritimeday/en/burgas-2018.
MUSES FINAL CONFERENCE
MUSES FINAL CONFERENCE
10TH OCTOBER 2018, BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
The final conference of the MUSES (Multi-Use in European Seas) H2020 Project will take place on 10th October 2018 in Brussels, Belgium. It will engage a wide range of interested stakeholders from the business community, public administrations, research and academia. The aim is to present the EU-wide Multi-Use Action Plan that addresses a variety of multi-use combinations and to be a platform for relevant blue growth actors to discuss the Action Plan and consider possible commitments to advance multi-use development in Europe.
ULTFARMS CAPITALISATION WORKSHOP: SCALING SUSTAINABLE OFFSHORE SOLUTIONS
The CCMS Director Dr. Margarita Stancheva was invited speaker at an interactive Blue Economy Roundtable of the ULTFARMS Capitalisation Workshop.
On 5th of November 2025, the Technological Corporation of Andalusia (CTA) in representation of the ULTFARMS project hosted the Capitalisation Workshop, which aimed to advance low-trophic aquaculture development in offshore wind farms and accelerate its commercial deployment. The workshop brought together stakeholders from across the blue economy, research, and investment sectors and included interactive online sessions designed to accelerate the transfer and scaling of innovative solutions for offshore multi-use farming.
The workshop opened with an introduction to its objectives and expected outcomes, followed by a showcasing of the project pilots, highlighting innovative approaches, key achievements, and lessons learned across different European contexts. The following dedicated Capitalisation Session served as a platform to identify synergies, share cross-pilot insights, and address common challenges, while exploring how innovative solutions can be adapted and transferred across regions and sectors.
The event culminated in a Blue Economy Roundtable, bringing together pilot leaders, researchers and investors to explore opportunities and risks, creative financing mechanisms, and pathways to scale promising multi-use offshore solutions.