The networking event and top conference on the future of the offshore wind market.
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Offshore wind production is outpacing infrastructure and the electrification of off-takers alike. Yet, we need, and are scheduled, to expand our offshore capacity greatly. The deadlines of 2030 and 2050 are ever looming over our heads. How can we make sure that the North Sea, is ready for the coming expansion?
With the global market becoming more diverse and Europe facing more competition, it is of vital importance to keep the North Sea optimized and in full-time development. With grid capacity issues, having to rely on the private capital market instead of subsidies, and different segments of the supply chain scaling asynchronously, there are plenty of hurdles to deal with. Europe has to stay both creative and innovate in order to solve or circumvent their effects on the development of the offshore sector. Want to help build up the blue battery of Europe and be part of the solution? Join the conversation at Offshore Industry!
Michal Meidan
Head of China Energy Research
Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
Kristian Borum Jørgensen
CEO
Maersk Stillstrom
Stas Verichev
CEO
Vibrotwist
Arnoud Kuis
Managing Director
Van Oord Offshore Wind
Philipp Lausberg
Policy Analyst
European Policy Centre
The schedule for Offshore Industry: Wind edition
How is Europe doing with competition from both China, the US, and other players in the global offshore wind market? Can the old continent hold on to its leadership position through innovation and overcoming system integration issues, or will we be overwhelmed by industrial capacity from abroad?
Listen to the following experts to get an overview of where Europe stands now:
- Michal Meidan, Director China Energy Programme, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
- Philipp Lausberg, Policy Analyst, Europeam Policy Centre
Netcongestion and a serious capacity issues are hampering the development and exploitation of existing wind farms. Outside of laying more and bigger cables, what else can we do to get energy to the consumer directly or indirectly?
Let’s find out together with a panel comprised of the following experts:
- Kristian Borum Jørgensen, CEO, Maersk Stillstrom
Quiet construction of removable monopiles? See how this entrepreneur is making offshore construction easier and more compliant with environmental regulation!
- Stas Verichev, CEO, Vibrotwist
With government subsidies in the wind sector coming to an end, how will business cases change to incorporate exclusively using the private financial markets? Can Europe compete with other regions where there is more government intervention? Will the lack of government support mean a slowing in the development of offshore wind?
- Cristina Rotariu, Director Renewable Energy, Allianz Capital Partners [T.B.C.]
From foundations to cables, monopiles, blades, construction ships, maintenance vessels, and beyond, segments all develop at different speeds. Yet, their combined success is the only way a market can sustainably grow. How can we make the whole supply chain grow at the same time, and make them communicate their ambitions in time to one another?
• Arnoud Kuis, Managing Director, Van Oord Offshore Wind
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During this event you will meet directors and managers from offshore companies, shipping companies, drydocks, energy companies, equipment providers, and more. Besides that we also expect different ports, government agencies, and media to be present.
EDITION 2023:
One or more professionals from these organizations take part:
AE-WaveHexapod, Amazon, Amazon Web Services (AWS), AYOP, Baggermaatschappij Boskalis , Bergerat Monnoyeur, Bilfinger Tebodin, Bluebird Consultant, BridgeHead, Common Futures, EBN, Equans Staffing Solutions, eReM Industrial Automation – P&V Group, Europoort Producties, Fluxys n.v./s.a., Fugro, Gasunie, GBM Works, Greenchoice, Heerema Marine Contractors, Helios Energy Storage Netherlands, Huisman Equipment, HydroPV Technologies, Invest-NL, iPS Powerful People, IRO, Jumbo Maritime, KIVI, Mamadoo Ventures, NOV, NWEA, OAK Offshore, Ørsted, Parkwind NV, Port of Den Helder, PUK Benelux, PwC, Rope Access Noord, Ropeblock, Royal HaskoningDHV, Royal HaskoningDHV UK, RWE, RWE Offshore Wind GmbH, Seaway 7, Shell, Siemens Energy, Smulders, Stephenson Operations, Stichting Schip en Werf de Zee, Tata Steel , Tenneco DEVA/SdG TechConsult, TenneT, The Hague Business Agency, TMA Logistics, TUDelft, University of Oxford, Van der Zee Journalistiek, Van Oord, Vattenfall, Vuyk Engineering Rotterdam
The costs of attending this conference are €649,- (excl. VAT) per participant. This includes your lunch and other consumptions.
STUDENTS
We find it important that the future managers and directors are present at our gathering. Are you in the last year of your study? Then you are more than welcome to participate for a student fee of €150,- (incl. VAT and consumptions). Send and email to info@managementproducties.com with a copy of your student pass and a request for participation. There is a limited amount of spots for students.
Were you called away unexpectedly? Then you can always give your ticket to one of your colleagues for free. If that’s not possible, then you can cancel your ticket cost-free up to three weeks prior to the event (per email). After that you owe the full participation fee. If you register in the last three weeks prior to the event, you cannot cancel your ticket cost-free.
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