The UK and European Wind Energy Policy & Investment Summit

The recently elected UK government has moved quickly to add substance to its plans for a renaissance in onshore and offshore wind developments in the UK. It wants to double onshore capacity and quadruple the offshore wind capacity by 2030. Already, the de facto ban on onshore developments has been lifted, £7.3 billion of funding to upgrade ports has been allocated, the legislation for creating Great British Energy and a National Wealth Fund is being drafted and a new partnership between GB Energy and the Crown Estate has been announced. There are further plans for setting up a review into the planning system, scaling up floating wind projects and investing in the supply chain. Grid connections and planning issues will need to be addressed if real progress is to be made towards the 2030 target. In contrast to the UK, the focus in Europe is more on onshore wind energy. According to Wind Europe, 18.3 GW of new wind power capacity as installed in 2023, of which the EU-27 installed 16.2 GW, a record amount but only half of what it should be building to meet its 2030 climate and energy targets. 79% of the new wind capacity built in Europe last year was onshore. The volume of new offshore installations is growing – last year it was a record 3.8 GW in Europe. But 2/3rds of the new wind installations up to 2030 will continue to be onshore. Wind energy in Europe faces many of the same challenges as in the UK. The UK and European Wind Energy Policy & Investment Summit is a ground-breaking event that promises to chart the course for the future of offshore wind energy. Over an intensive day of peer-to-peer knowledge exchange, networking and actionable insights, industry leaders, policymakers, and experts will delve into the critical dynamics of this fast growing sector. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the evolving policy landscape, investment opportunities, and innovative technologies driving the offshore wind industry. The speakers will also assess the challenges it faces and how these might be resolved. With a focus on sustainability, efficiency, and growth, this summit provides a platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing that is essential for anyone invested in the clean energy transition. Join us in shaping a greener and more sustainable future for the UK's and Europe's offshore wind sectors. Dołącz do wydarzenia
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The recently elected UK government has moved quickly to add substance to its plans for a renaissance in onshore and offshore wind developments in the UK. It wants to double onshore capacity and quadruple the offshore wind capacity by 2030. Already, the de facto ban on onshore developments has been lifted, £7.3 billion of funding to upgrade ports has been allocated, the legislation for creating Great British Energy and a National Wealth Fund is being drafted and a new partnership between GB Energy and the Crown Estate has been announced. There are further plans for setting up a review into the planning system, scaling up floating wind projects and investing in the supply chain. Grid connections and planning issues will need to be addressed if real progress is to be made towards the 2030 target.

In contrast to the UK, the focus in Europe is more on onshore wind energy. According to Wind Europe, 18.3 GW of new wind power capacity as installed in 2023, of which the EU-27 installed 16.2 GW, a record amount but only half of what it should be building to meet its 2030 climate and energy targets. 79% of the new wind capacity built in Europe last year was onshore. The volume of new offshore installations is growing – last year it was a record 3.8 GW in Europe. But 2/3rds of the new wind installations up to 2030 will continue to be onshore. Wind energy in Europe faces many of the same challenges as in the UK.

The UK and European Wind Energy Policy & Investment Summit is a ground-breaking event that promises to chart the course for the future of offshore wind energy. Over an intensive day of peer-to-peer knowledge exchange, networking and actionable insights, industry leaders, policymakers, and experts will delve into the critical dynamics of this fast growing sector.

Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the evolving policy landscape, investment opportunities, and innovative technologies driving the offshore wind industry. The speakers will also assess the challenges it faces and how these might be resolved. With a focus on sustainability, efficiency, and growth, this summit provides a platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing that is essential for anyone invested in the clean energy transition.

Join us in shaping a greener and more sustainable future for the UK's and Europe's offshore wind sectors.

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The UK and European Wind Energy Policy & Investment Summit

Prelegenci

Gillian Martin MSP
Gillian Martin MSP
Acting Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero and Energy, Scottish Government
Dr Anne Velenturf
Dr Anne Velenturf
Senior Research Fellow in Circular Economy at University of Leeds
Julia Prescot CBE
Julia Prescot CBE
Deputy Chair, National Infrastructure Commission and Co-Founder, Meridiam
Adam Ezzamel
Adam Ezzamel
Head of Offshore Development England & Wales at RWE
Andy Riley
Andy Riley
Head of Offshore Wind Development at Crown Estate Scotland
Commodore (Rtd) Steven Jermy
Commodore (Rtd) Steven Jermy
CEO at Celtic Sea Power
Andrew Elmes
Andrew Elmes
Head of Business Development (Net Zero) - UK&I at Siemens Energy
Kanishk Tiwari
Kanishk Tiwari
Head of Partnerships, Offshore Wind at Statkraft UK Ltd
Alberto Abascal
Alberto Abascal
Managing Director and Head of Offshore Wind at NatWest Group
Susanna Isola
Susanna Isola
Offshore Wind Investment and Trade Lead at the Department for Business and Trade
Mark Richardson
Mark Richardson
Head of Offshore Wind at Scottish Renewables
Georgios Kalpias CFA
Georgios Kalpias CFA
VP, Global Banking and Markets at HSBC
Michael Tholen
Michael Tholen
Sustainability and Policy Director at Offshore Energies UK
Mark Williams
Mark Williams
Head of Analysis at Energy UK
Yurie Kawada
Yurie Kawada
Senior Financial Advisor at Green Giraffe Advisory
Nick Elliott
Nick Elliott
Policy & Public Affairs Manager at GIIA
Erica Knott
Erica Knott
Head of Marine Energy, Sustainable Coasts and Seas at NatureScot
Charlie Jordan
Charlie Jordan
CEO at ScottishPower Renewables
Charlie Morgan
Charlie Morgan
Partner at Herbert Smith Freehills
Denzel Eades
Denzel Eades
Managing Director at Pioneer International Consulting
Adam Berman
Adam Berman
Deputy Director at Energy UK
Jimmy Williamson
Jimmy Williamson
Executive Director – Net Zero at The Scottish National Investment Bank
Clara Semal
Clara Semal
Director of European Offshore Development at National Grid
Matthieu Hue
Matthieu Hue
CEO at EDF Renewables UK and Ireland
Vomic Nur Shah
Vomic Nur Shah
Global Head of Origination and Client Coverage at UK Export Finance
Sarah Pollock
Sarah Pollock
Partner at Herbert Smith Freehills
Colin Hudson
Colin Hudson
Managing Director, Banking and Investments at UK Infrastructure Bank

Program

08:30 - 09:25

Registration, networking & morning coffee

09:25 - 09:35

Chair’s opening remarks

Palace Suite & Foyer

Andrew Elmes

09:35 - 09:40

Keynote address – Scotland’s Wind Energy Opportunity and Ambition

Palace Suite & Foyer

Gillian Martin MSP

09:40 - 10:40

Panel discussion I – Assessing the impact of the UK Government’s policies on the industry

Palace Suite & Foyer

10:40 - 11:05

Morning coffee & networking

11:05 - 11:35

Fireside chat I – Navigating the Winds of Change: CEO perspective on the Offshore Wind Energy Market

Palace Suite & Foyer

11:35 - 12:20

Panel discussion II – Making projects investable: understanding investors’ requirements

Palace Suite & Foyer

12:20 - 13:05

Panel discussion III – Powering the Future: investments and innovations in the UK and European Offshore Wind Energy Sector

Palace Suite & Foyer

13:05 - 14:00

Lunch & networking

14:00 - 14:30

Fireside chat II – Economic Outlook for Offshore Wind and the impact of fiscal dynamics on growth

Palace Suite & Foyer

14:30 - 15:15

Panel discussion IV – Unlocking strategies to achieve supply chain and infrastructural scalability to meet global demand

Palace Suite & Foyer

15:15 - 15:35

Presentation I – Optimising permitting and licensing frameworks to seamlessly expand Offshore Wind in the UK and European Union

Palace Suite & Foyer

Adam Ezzamel

15:35 - 15:55

Afternoon tea & networking

15:55 - 16:15

Presentation II – “It’s all about the blade”: innovation in the wind industry that will power our country’s future

Palace Suite & Foyer

Andrew Elmes

16:15 - 16:45

Fireside chat III – Beyond Europe: identifying New Growth Markets for Offshore Wind Development

Palace Suite & Foyer

16:45 - 16:50

Chair’s final remarks & close of proceedings

Palace Suite & Foyer

Andrew Elmes

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