Do you want to learn about floating wind systems, key markets and expert-insights into how to commercialize floating technology? If yes – do not miss this free webinar…
‘Floating Wind: The Next Big Game’
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Date: Wednesday May 8
Time: 10am EST (3pm GMT)
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Why should you join this webinar?
With over 30 different floating wind system designs and concepts – some old, some new – there needs to be special considerations to allow a pathway to commercialization. The technology is so new that no market has yet deployed it at scale. This gives US floating offshore wind developers a challenge, but also an opportunity to lead the world.
Floating wind farm foundations are seen as key to the long-term growth of the US offshore wind sector. After all, the US has abundant experience in the development of floating structures for the oil and gas sector. However, experts say the biggest issue is how to cut the cost of floating structures as quickly as possible. With floating offshore wind due to be a major theme at the 4th US Offshore Wind conference in Boston on June 10-11, 2019, this webinar provides insights into how cost-reduction might be achieved.
60-minute Floating Wind Webinar Presentations and Q&A:
1. Introduction: Adam Minkley, New Energy Update
2. Offshore Wind – Time for the Global Rollout
By Gunnar Herzig, Managing Director, World Forum Offshore Wind
3. Floating wind – The next big game but not without stepping stones
By Mikael Jakobsson, Managing Director, Cierco
4. How floating wind can enable a paradigm shift for the electricity sector in the US
By Antoine Peiffer, Senior Manager, Global Supply Chain and Development, Principle Power
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This webinar is an invaluable resource to all energy professionals that wish to learn more about the floating wind industry. Don’t miss it! If you can’t make it, sign up anyway and we’ll email you the webinar recording and slides.
