Building a Marine Renewables Industry in the United States: The Need for A "Third Wave" Regulatory Process
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Emergence of a robust marine renewables energy industry has been stymied in part by a regulatory process better suited for large, well funded entities. This paper presents my first phase of work on a Third Wave model of regulation for marine renewables, as well as other future renewable technologies that may be developed
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