We’re thrilled to share that Navantia Seanergies will be participating in WindEurope’s Annual Event 2024, taking place in #Bilbao from march 20th to 22nd. This event promises exciting opportunities for networking, knowledge exchange, and collaboration within the onshore and offshore wind energy industry. Here’s a brief overview of what you can expect from our presence at #windeurope2024 : 1️⃣ - Offshore Wind Power in Spain: We’ll engage in discussions about the imminent Spanish offshore wind plan. Navantia Seanergies is actively preparing for this initiative, collaborating closely with the Spanish shipbuilding, maritime and port industry. Our goal is to turn this into a true diversification opportunity. 2️⃣ - Innovation Showcase: At our booth, we’ll present our latest R&D projects and innovations. Our Center of Excellence (#COEX_GreenEnergies) will play a pivotal role in driving these initiatives forward. 3️⃣ - European Industry Dialogues: We look forward to meaningful conversations with European industry leaders. Topics on top of the agenda include the European Wind Power Action Plan and critical matters like the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). 4️⃣ - Supply Chain Engagement: We’ll share insights into our upcoming offshore wind projects. This presents exciting prospects for collaboration within the marine wind sector. Join us at WindEurope 2024 to explore the future of wind energy, connect with industry peers, and discover the latest advancements. Let’s harness the power of offshore wind together...!! #offshorewind #offshorewindenergy #Navantia #Navantiaseanergies
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Currents & Challenges: Offshore Wind in the North Sea 🌊 The North Sea still holds great promise for offshore wind development. According to WindEurope, the industry is on track to meet the EU's 2030 targets of 76 GW. Additionally, collaborative efforts by NSEC countries to plan joint offshore wind tenders will see 15 GW of offshore wind auctions annually and nearly 100 GW awarded by 2030. 💨 However, the industry is presented with challenges for further deployment of wind at sea: from sharing the North Sea and balancing multifaced interests among key stakeholders over issues of grid integration, bottlenecks, exporting electrons to complementing sectors in dire need, and to executing on environmental impacts. The factors of implications are many and diverse. 🌍 On April 11th, Flux Partners will be participating in a Dutch-Danish seminar to discuss these current challenges and opportunities for offshore wind in the North Sea. And with anticipation, we shall look forward to hearing from developers, first-hand, about the pressing matters they face. 📌 We express our sincere gratitude to the Dutch consulate in Hamburg, The Trade Council of Denmark in Germany and Netherlands Business Support Office / NBSO Hamburg for putting together an exciting program for the day and for bringing together critical stakeholders. 🤝 #fluxpartners #renewableenergy #sustainability #tendermanagement #nonpricecriteria #offshorewind #windenergy #WindEurope Luxcara / RWE / Van Oord Offshore Wind Projects B.V. / TotalEnergies
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It was a great opportunity to join last weeks BWO - Bundesverband Windenergie Offshore e.V. panel on the Zukunft Offshore 2024 conference in Berlin hosted by Jörg Kubitza and Stefan Thimm Thanks for great moderation by Giles Dickson and discussion with Hanns Koenig Niels Anger Ralph Brinkhaus Philipp Godron On the panel I was asked about the learnings from the European PV industry for #OffshoreWind: 👉🏼The fate of the PV industry in Europe -and especially in Germany- should be a strong warning signal for the wind industry & institutional stakeholders. 👉🏼 In a relatively short term a local industry, which was the global technology leader, was destroyed. Now our complete supply chain is fully dependent from China. 👉🏼 We basically traded short term cost benefits into a long-term energy dependency. 👉🏼 For wind power the difference is that we still have an industrial base in Europe. 👉🏼 Like other Western OEM E.g. Siemens Gamesa manufactures Offshorewind turbines in German, France, Denmark and England. In our Nacelle plant in Cuxhaven more than 1000 people are employed. 👉🏼 We heavily invest in R&D in Europe. We engage with Academia and develop new talents and skills. 👉🏼As the motto of last WindEurope conference in Bilbao, “our wind, pour value”: this if the value we bring to Society, additional to energy security 👉🏼So, ultimately, it is about implementing the Wind Power Action Plan, Net Zero Industry Act and other policies and initiatives, that shall create the appropriate frameworks, that will bring long term visible and stable volumes, ensuring that risks are well balanced along the value chain. 👉🏼It is about ensuring that fair competition and a healthy offshore market, which has proven not to be the case by cost being the only driver and pushing the supply chain to an unstoppable race to the bottom
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The election date of the new WindEurope Board is getting closer. Dr. Dennis Rendschmidt, Managing Director VDMA Power Systems, stands as candidate in the Associations´ Category: “Together with the wind industry, we strive for: Stable growth in demand ✔ Robust supply chains ✔ Favorable framework conditions for production and operation. ✔ These objectives must be reinforced through fair competition, a reliable market and resilient infrastructures in Europe! Ensuring the resilience of the wind energy supply in Europe is a central topic of our association´s work. I am dedicated to advancing these priorities on behalf of manufacturers, suppliers and operators in Germany and beyond in the WindEurope board.” Link to our candidacy-website: https://lnkd.in/ecRgYzm9 For a strong and prosperous wind industry in Europe! #windenergy #onshore #offshore #transition #levelplayingfield #resilience #supplychain #OEM #developers #operation #VDMA
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SPONSORED CONTENT FROM Innovation Norway | Significant industrial opportunities on the horizon for Norway as ongoing studies show that offshore wind development will be particularly strong in the North Sea Basin in the foreseeable future. #Norway #OffshoreWind #NorthSea
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Dutch offshore wind mission to Poland 4-6 June 2024! Join the PIB cluster LinkedbyOffshoreWind (LBOW) during their trade mission to Poland’s largest wind event, the highly acclaimed PSEW Windconference 2024. For clustermembers and other Dutch guests there will be a prominent stand available and mission participants will attend in in local company visits and join several dedicated networking meetings. According to the recently published Global Wind Report 2024, 42GW of offshore capacity is set to be build in 2024-2028 in Europe. Out of that, 11% comes from Poland. The country’s first offshore wind project, Baltic Power (1.2 GW), is expected to be operational in 2026. Developer Orlen Neptun has taken significant steps towards building its own installation port in the Polish harbor city Świnoujscie. - Świnoujscie region: SECOND FOCAL POINT - During previous missions organised by Linked by Offshore Wind we already noticed that the region of Świnoujsci and Szczecin in north western Poland is becoming the second focal point for the industry. This is due to the construction of the port and the developments in the region such as the Vestas turbine factory. Click on the QR code for full program including price and flight/hotel suggestions The package exclusively for Dutch companies includes: • Participation in the PSEW Wind conference 2024 with 2500 attendees and 100 speakers; • Participation in company visits to the port of Świnoujscie and several relevant projects in the region; • Participation in the B2B tailored matchmaking sessions, with a special focus on the developers and on the local supply chain; • There are speaker slots available for several Dutch companies; • One company page in the mission booklet • Opportunity to make use of the Dutch stand with a stand party, company logos and continuous presentation of your company video; Follow the link or QR to read the full program and apply to the mission. Direct link to the application/information form: https://lnkd.in/e5gKSzne For questions (no applications) send an email to: [email protected] (Elro van den Burg) or [email protected] (Joanna Rybicka-Gornowicz) #KonferencjaPSEW #Offshorewind #Poland #windandwaterworks
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One of the key aspects of achieving Germany's - and indeed Europe's - ambitious offshore wind targets is to build and maintain a sustainable, reliable value chain to support cost efficiency, supply chain resilience, technology advancement and long-term commitments. But what exactly is needed for the offshore wind industry to be able to deliver a reliable, sustainable value chain? This is what we want to explore at the upcoming Hamburg Offshore Wind in a discussion with Dr. Dennis Rendschmidt, Managing Director of VDMA, and other experts. "A reliable market environment with high and steady demand is the prerequisite for a solid domestic value chain" states Rendschmidt. "Political measures which provide a level playing field in an unequal global competitive environment will be needed to complement.” Meet Dr. Dennis Rendschmidt and other industry leading speakers at Hamburg Offshore Wind 2024. See full programme and register on https://dnv.social/5b2
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KEY2024 - As President of the Belgian Offshore Cluster (BOC), I had the honor to participate in the panel debat about the Italian & European Offshore Wind industry during KEY2024, the Energy transition expo & conference in Rimini (Italy) - with thanks to #ANEV for organising this session. Italy has big ambitions regarding their Offshore wind engergy towards 2030 and beyond, but still faces serious challenges regarding regulations and the availability of a mature supply chain. These ambitions can only be reached through colaboration with other European partners. As pioneers in Offshore wind, the Belgian Supply chain is available to support these ambitions. With thanks to our BOC-members #Smulders #GEOxyz #Multi.Engineering #Marlinks #BSS-Technologies which were present during these KEY2024-days.
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What an incredible turnout from #TeamRWE at Oceantic Network’s #IPF2024. We had 9 employees participate in events, sharing their knowledge with other #offshore wind industry experts, as we all work together to create a cleaner future. It also serves as a moment to take a step back and appreciate the growth in the offshore wind industry. In just a year’s time, the U.S. offshore wind industry has advanced leaps and bounds from planning, to installation, and now operations. Steel is in the water, power is being delivered to shore, and the market is brimming with the promise of more projects still to come. We have 6 GW in our offshore development pipeline, and we have plans for more across the United States coasts. We’re working together with local communities and doing our part to make sure we bring more than just clean energy. We want to ensure that we create local jobs and promote economic growth across the U.S.
What an incredible #IPF2024 organized by Oceantic Network. Thank you for putting on another great conference that brought together leaders and businesses from the #offshorewind energy industry. For me, a highlight was getting a chance to spend time with many RWE offshore employees, including several who contributed their expertise and perspective to the conference attendees throughout the week. I see the work they do day in and day out, so I’m always thrilled when they get the opportunity to share their passion, knowledge and experience with others. Amanda Lefton spoke during a plenary panel about the important progress the offshore wind industry in America has made in recent years and the opportunity ahead for regions across the country as it continues to scale. Enrico Schaefer gave a keynote speech for the inaugural FloatON summit on floating wind and how RWE sees this next important evolution in offshore wind taking place with the collaboration of public and private sector partners. Alexandra St. Pé represented RWE and our Gulf Coast development efforts at multiple industry events. Rick Robins participated in multiple discussions on how the offshore wind, fishing and seafood industries can successfully coexist. David Howard gave a project and procurement update on Community Offshore Wind as part of the “What’s New and Spinning” series. Deirdre Boelke talked about how scientific partnerships can strengthen responsible offshore wind development. Samantha Mullin, EIT represented RWE on a panel alongside other young professional leaders in the offshore wind industry. Cynthia Pyć spoke on a panel about permitting and the future of offshore wind in the Gulf of Mexico. Anthony Bodin led RWE’s partnership with KidWind Project, Inc. to spur the next generation of offshore wind enthusiasts to learn more about the industry. My major takeaway is that the offshore industry is continuing to build momentum. In the last year we have seen the first major U.S. projects come online, there are offshore projects under construction, and now over 10 GW of projects have been approved with more on the way. It’s an exciting time to be in #offshore wind!
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May 14th "Hamburg Offshore Wind - HOW2024" Conference with a clear expectation of Dr. Dennis Rendschmidt, MD of German Machinery Association VDMA, participating in the high level panel discussion on the offshore wind value chain development: "Political measures which provide a level playing field in an unequal global competitive environment will be needed to complement.” https://lnkd.in/eV45ArUE
One of the key aspects of achieving Germany's - and indeed Europe's - ambitious offshore wind targets is to build and maintain a sustainable, reliable value chain to support cost efficiency, supply chain resilience, technology advancement and long-term commitments. But what exactly is needed for the offshore wind industry to be able to deliver a reliable, sustainable value chain? This is what we want to explore at the upcoming Hamburg Offshore Wind in a discussion with Dr. Dennis Rendschmidt, Managing Director of VDMA, and other experts. "A reliable market environment with high and steady demand is the prerequisite for a solid domestic value chain" states Rendschmidt. "Political measures which provide a level playing field in an unequal global competitive environment will be needed to complement.” Meet Dr. Dennis Rendschmidt and other industry leading speakers at Hamburg Offshore Wind 2024. See full programme and register on https://dnv.social/5b2
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🇹🇷Just arrived in Istanbul and are looking forward to attend and held a speech at ICCI - Uluslararası Enerji ve Çevre Fuarı 2024 at the session "Offshore Wind - opportunities for Türkiye" organized by Denizüstü Rüzgar Enerjisi Derneği (DÜRED) (Turkish Offshore Wind Association) with chairman Dr Murat Durak as host! The event starts at 10.30 AM. My focus will be on workforce development, GWO training, as well as Wind Tech education and R&D for the offshore wind industry. At the event Knut Høiland will present the combined floating wind and wave platform Flex2power (developed in Norway) - looking for partnership with Turkish industry for fabrication, academia for EU and R&D projects and governance for possible installations in Turkish waters. In the Norwegian Delegation also Tor Arne Johnsen from Norwegian Offshore Wind will be present. We will also join in B2B meetings after lunch. Energy Innovation - NORWAY has entered into an agreement to collaborate on the development of a one-stop-shop for training, education and R&D for offshore wind in Türkiye with Bandırma Onyedi Eylül Üniversitesi. We will visit Bandirma on Friday 26th. During the visit to Bandirma there will also be a focus on Green Hydrogen production and energy systems (where Energy Innovation will share information from the ROBINSON - H2020 project). Norwegian maritime industry has long traditions in collaboration with the very well performing Turkish industry for building ships and offshore installations. We believe there is great opportunities for a collaboration also for the offshore wind industry in the years to come. This is just the beginning :-) #TurkishNorwegianCollabortation 🇹🇷🇸🇯 🇹🇷 Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP) - Nasjonalt kompetansesenter for havvind - Renewables Norway - Innovation Norway - T-shore - IKM Gruppen - Wilhelmsen group - NorSea
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