IQPC Worldwide Past Events
Offshore Wind Power Substations is a technical event for experts in the wind industry. The goal is to optimise design, construction and operation of offshore substations and converter platforms. By learning from project experience and exploring research and prototypes, we hope to improve designs, simplify construction and reduce costs for the future of offshore energy transmission. It is now time to have a detailed look at lessons learnt and define the room for improvement for the offshore wind industry.
Offshore Foundations is a technical event for experts in the wind industry. The goal is to push forward technical development for future foundation concepts. Practical experience, current research and prototypes, will be discussed in order to increase cost-efficiency and to take the next steps towards the full commercialization of the industry.
Efficient battery materials and cell design enabling higher energy density, increased range and ultrafast charging. With the automotive market moving in increasing speed toward electric vehicles, efficient and low cost battery technology is becoming even more important as a key factor for mass produced EVs. Although a lot has been achieved in the recent years in the field of Li-ion technology and the cost is dropping almost exponentially, much still needs to be improved on the front of performance, cycle life and range. In this conference we well focus on the most crucial aspects of battery cell technology including innovative materials, cell design and fabrication methods.
The only conference focused on the implementation of 66kV technology for wind parks.
From SCADA data gathering to advanced and pro-active asset management - manage and analyse historical turbine data to optimise your wind turbine operations Analyse and understand the meaning of historical turbine data and external 3rd party measurement data is the key for taking the right decisions in efficient wind farm operations. Create transparency, operate your assets optimally, improve performance and extend wind turbine life time are the challenges the operators face today.
New anti- and de-icing strategies, technologies and ROI scenarios. Join us for a focused two-day conference and discuss: Reliable ice prevention techniques to avoid costly downtimes; Advanced de-icing and anti-icing systems to reduce damages and repairs; Evaluation of cold climate wind turbines for increased income at ice-prone sites; Cost-analysis, production gains and ROI for ice prevention systems; Impact of icing events and icing risk assessment to improve bankability. With contributions from the following companies and institutes: Eksim Investment Holding; Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing; Technology and Advanced Materials IFAM; Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy and Energy System technology IWES; Icesolution AS; K2 Management; SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden; Siemens Wind Power A/S; Smart Blade GmbH; Spitzner Engineers GmbH; Swiss Winds Development; VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH; VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
Offshore Foundations is a technical event for experts in the wind industry. The goal is to push forward technical development for future foundation concepts. Practical experience, current research and prototypes, will be discussed in order to increase cost-efficiency and to take the next steps towards the full commercialization of the industry.
First-hand insights into managing offshore wind cabling projects. Cable damages stay a permanent issue with average costs of € 5 million per repair. Submarine cable repair account for more than 70 % of all insurance claims of installed wind parks. At the upcoming event you will get the opportunity to learn from offshore cable installation case studies and gain insights into latest offshore cable technologies and approaches. Opportunities and strategies for upgrading protection systems and utilising available data from condition monitoring will be discussed.
Substructures for UK Offshore Wind Foundation design, construction and installation for future projects. Optimizing offshoresubstructures is one of the key challenges for reducing LCOE.Foundation designers have produced a variety of different solutions: monopiles,GBS, jackets, suction buckets and floating foundations.Looking at U.K. projects – differentsoils, water depths, fabrication timelines and installation challenges create many questionsfor the industry to solve. We’re entering uncharted territory; projects are larger, farther and more complex than ever completed.