Offshore Wind Energy Programme

On the first day of our three-day programme, the vital role of wind energy in the energy transition is explained. It starts with an introduction to wind energy and zooms in on the differences on the global offshore wind energy market. There is an overview of wind energy and the electric power system and the programme elaborates on hydrogen in the offshore wind energy sector.

On day two, the programme dives into different subjects; the transport and logistics of offshore wind energy, operations & maintenance, decommissioning and sustainable strategies for end-of-life management. It will also explore the latest technological advancements propelling the offshore wind sector forward. From innovative turbine designs to cutting-edge materials and grid integration solutions, we’ll uncover how technology is shaping the future of offshore wind energy and tackle the intricacies of system integration.

On the third and final day, the programme will look more closely at the bigger picture behind the world of wind energy. It takes a look at the environmental impact of wind turbines on wildlife, what kind of regulations are there if you look at wind sector from an ecological standpoint. Participants will also learn more about
the tender process; from permit to production and everything in between. To conclude the day, we’ll put ourknowledge to the test and end with an interactive group session.

After this course, you will be able to:

• Understand the fundamentals of offshore wind energy and its role in the global energy market.
• Analyze the impact of maritime zones on offshore wind and cable infrastructure.
• Evaluate the advantages and challenges of offshore hydrogen production.
• Assess the integration of wind energy into hydrogen value chains and infrastructure reuse.
• Identify the key business and governmental factors for offshore wind and hydrogen development.
• Compare offshore wind energy projects in different countries and their implementation strategies.
• Examine the design and functionality of support structures for offshore wind farms.
• Predict future growth trends in the offshore wind energy market and emerging companies.

Who should attend

This programme is meant for professionals in the energy and offshore wind sector who want to get an in-depth overview of offshore wind (parks) with the latest technological developments and trends in the energy transition.

These three days are especially interesting for;

• Business developers/account managers
• Project managers
• Technology specialists
• Business and energy professionals
• (Renewable) energy producers
• Innovation, research and development advisors