HIGH WIND 2020
What is the potensial of wind-power? How can offshore wind enable Europe to become carbon neutral? Can Norway take an active role in this, and how can we make a difference?
During this conference in Stavanger we will dig deeper into the potentials of offshore wind and how it can enable Europe to become carbon neutral in the future. What will Norway's role in this be, and how we can make a difference?
The objectives of the conference are to share knowledge and information about offshore wind as:
- An opportunity to reduce emissions
- An opportunity to build new industrial value chains
- Market and job opportunities for the industry
- The challenges facing the industry
- Discuss the political framework and test the political will to push forward
Presentasjoner
"Market forecasts towards 2050 - Marius H. Rennesund, THEMA Consulting", Silje Finnskog Jensen
"Offshore wind in a macroeconomic perspective - Elisabeth Holvik, Sparebank 1", Silje Finnskog Jensen
"Ecosystem challenges with offshore wind - Geir L. Taranger, Norwegian Institute of Marine Research", Silje Finnskog Jensen
"Fisheries and Offshore Wind - Siri Meling, Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries", Silje Finnskog Jensen
"Can we learn from our oil and gas history? - Turid Øygard, Norwegian Oil and Gas Association", Silje Finnskog Jensen
"Good business cases we have seen - Hugo Buis, Shell", Silje Finnskog Jensen
"Capital for offshore wind - Andreas Østern and Martin Huseby Karlsen, DNB", Silje Finnskog Jensen
"Supply Chain perspective - Ben Bjørke, Siemens Gemma Renewables", Silje Finnskog Jensen
"Supply Chain perspective - Lars Henrik Hosøy, Aibel", Silje Finnskog Jensen
"Supply Chain perspective - John Stangeland, NorSea Group", Silje Finnskog Jensen
"Report: Recommendations for building a Norwegian value chain for offshore wind - Even J. A. Winje, Menon Economics", Silje Finnskog Jensen