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2nd International Conference Transport and Installation for Offshore Wind - 2015
A full supply-chain view of optimising offshore installation procedures. Optimising transport and installation is a key challenge for offshore wind. With development of larger turbines and far-offshore wind farms, it is vital to improve vessel use and port infrastructure. Collaboration from the complete supply-chain is needed to simplify complicated interfaces and reduce installation times. Now is the time to have a close look at lessons learned and define the room for improvement for the offshore wind industry.
The conference aims to:
- Create an effective contracting strategy to simplify interface challenges through the complete logistics supply-chain.
- Optimise loading, assembly and logistical processes in order to reduce installation times and costs.
- Reduce project risk by planning installation windows with accurate weather forecasting.
- Define the challenges for vessels/ports and discuss technical solutions for storage, loading and lifting.
The following companies have been invited to contribute:
A2Sea, Alstom Wind, Areva Wind, Ballast Nedam Offshore, Boskalis Offshore, DONG Energy, E.On, EDF, EDPR, EnBW, Fred Olsen, Gamesa, GeoSea, Iberdrola, Mainstream Renewables, MHI Vestas Offshore, MPI Offshore, Repsol, RES Offshore, RWE, Scaldis SMC, ScottishPower, Seaway Heavy Lifting, Seajacks, Senvion, Siemens Wind Power, Statkraft, Swire Blue Ocean, Van Oord, Vattenfall.