Harbor Committee Approves Wave Energy Test Moorings
Gosnold Harbor Committee unanimously approved two additional moorings for wave energy testing. The Marine Renewable Energy Collaborative of New England will add the moorings for a three-month test of a wave energy converter and data collection buoy. Chair Lisa Wright reported that the Selectboard
Harbor Management · Meeting of July 17, 2026
Gosnold Harbor Committee unanimously approved two additional moorings for wave energy testing. The Marine Renewable Energy Collaborative of New England will add the moorings for a three-month test of a wave energy converter and data collection buoy. Chair Lisa Wright reported that the Selectboard has requested recommendations by fall and winter on restructuring the Harbor Master position and marina operations, which have remained unchanged for decades and whose recent reorganization "did not work as planned." Dock Master Maddie Lynch reported 2,310 confirmed reservations through July 15, with $321,227.98 collected and $286,757.76 anticipated through the Dockwa system.
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Source: the Harbor Management meeting of July 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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