Webcast on Wind: What’s next for offshore wind?
Energy Disrupter
About the Webcast
Global offshore wind capacity will surge to over 234 GW by 2030 from 29.1 GW at the end of 2019, led by exponential growth in the Asia-Pacific region and continued strong growth in Europe, according to a new report from the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC).
GWEC’s Global Offshore Wind Report highlights that offshore wind is truly going global, with rapid growth in new markets and new technology innovations such as floating offshore wind, megaturbines and Power-to-X opening new opportunities for the industry and to reach the world’s decarbonisation goals. Governments are also quickly realising the role that offshore wind technology can play in kick-starting green recovery as the industry has demonstrated its resilience throughout the COVID-19 crisis.
Join this webcast to hear additional insights from the report authors and offshore wind experts to answer all your questions about what’s next for the offshore wind industry.
Speakers
- Opening Remarks – Philippe Kavafyan, CEO, MHI Vestas
- Market status and outlook – Feng Zhao, Strategy Director, GWEC
- Lessons learnt and driving growth – Joyce Lee, Policy & Operations Director, GWEC
- Where are the next big markets? – Sean Whittaker, Senior Renewable Energy Specialist, IFC
- Interactive Q&A
Related Posts:
UK Offshore wind auction failure must be a watershed…- Global Wind Industry and Japanese Government Chart…
- UK offshore wind reaches record high despite lower…
- 'We need new auction model after Thor offshore wind…
- Sany enters offshore wind with 9MW low-wind turbine
- Vineyard Wind 1 offshore wind farm boss to lead…
- X1 Wind's downwind self-aligning floating offshore…
- India sets course for new era of wind energy with…
