The Ocean as a Balance Sheet

From OCEAN CAPITAL 2026-10-03 · 00:13:31

Show by OCEAN CAPITAL

We unpack how UNCLOS carves the ocean into legal zones and why that matters for who captures value from fish, energy, cables, and offshore structures. Using Sierra Leone as a case study, the episode turns maritime rights into a business question about assets, access, and unrealized offshore revenue.

More episodes of OCEAN CAPITAL

More episodes

• Ocean Infrastructure: Cables, Ports, and the Blue Balance Sheet 2026-11-08
• Ocean Capital: Breaking Down the Blue Finance Balance Sheet 2026-10-12
• Ocean Capital: The Shoreline Plumbing of Blue Finance 2026-10-09
• Blue Balance Sheets: Closing the Global Ocean Finance Gap 2026-10-08
• Wet Acreage and the Blue Economy Funding Gap 2026-10-07
• Blue Finance: Turning Ocean Potential into Investable Assets 2026-10-06
• Ocean Finance, Hidden Infrastructure, and the Blue Bond 2026-10-05
• Freetown’s Quay: How Sierra Leone Monetized the Shoreline 2026-10-03
• Why the Internet Runs on Undersea Cables 2026-10-03

PodSearch is a free, independent podcast search engine. Read about PodSearch, the privacy policy or contact us.