Sarah Fear

Sarah leads on clean maritime for the University of Plymouth and is integral to a wide range of projects including the UK's first sea-going passenger ferry, a water taxi refit to electric, infrastructure including UK- and world-first installations of charging networks for vessels under 24m. She has strong links to the sector/industry and an interdisciplinary approach. Sarah is a qualified project manager with extensive experience from 22 years of successfully delivering externally funded projects and activities.

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Presentation

Charging infrastructure for sub 24m vessels

At Plymouth, a commitment to Clean Maritime permeates across a wide portfolio of research, from maritime cyber security, marine autonomy and advanced engineering to biological and environmental sciences, the arts, ORE and Big Data. This is Underpinned by strong government and sector collaboration. Taking a transdisciplinary approach to address challenges, Plymouth has been involved in some UK and World "Firsts" for e-vessels and e-charging. This presentation will share knowledge including lessons learned. In particular, what infrastructure has been installed to date, and which lessons have been learned.