Laila Kienel
Policy Analyst Renewables and Energy Systems Integration Policy, Directorate General for Energy, European Commission
WHY should you attend Next generation wind energy
We are at the cusp of rapid and immense expansion of the wind power sector, with the industry positioning itself at the centre of the energy transition and post-covid economic recovery. Europe’s Green Deal is aiming for half of the continent’s power supply to come from wind energy by 2050, but before this can happen the sector needs to overcome significant roadblocks. Gaps in policy frameworks, underinvested technology developments and maintaining a competitive LCOE whilst other renewable energies develop are just some of the challenges faced by the industry. Bringing together senior attendees from Heads of Wind, Asset Managers and Investment Managers, the Next Generation Wind Energy event is the platform for policy makers, investors, innovators and wind power industry stakeholders to find solutions that will shape the future growth of the wind power sector
what to expect
Hosted across 2 days, the event format will provide content with actionable insights and networking opportunities for real collaboration to build real relationships that can continue to develop beyond the virtual. Focusing on the 3 key areas of policy, collaboration and technology throughout the morning of the two days. The afternoon of day one of the event will consider developments in the offshore sector and the afternoon of day 2 will focus on developments for the onshore sector
4 reasons you should be there:
Practical Advice
This event will not just consider the strategic thought leadership driving planning but provide practical advice and strategies to real issues, with speakers from both the top of the industry and the coalface.
Dynamic Content
Our agenda has a range of information relevant to all involved in the renewable energy industry. Designed as a platform for all, this event will provide solutions to challenges that are facing the industry right now.
Networking
Our online platform enables you to interact and create new connections. The virtual chat facilities give you the opportunity to recreate the moment when you meet someone new during the conference coffee break.
On-Demand
Not able to attend online on the day? We've got you covered. All the presentations, analysis and debate will be available online and on demand for 90 days after the event!
How you can benefit from the event
Virtually collaborate
Policy makers, investors and clean energy industry leaders come together to collaborate, debate and develop better policy frameworks in order to help the industry combat the dual challenge of satisfying increasing energy demand whilst reducing GHG emissions.
Gather insights You Can’t Find On the Internet
Nowhere on the internet will you find some of the key industry leaders and policy makers debating the future of the energy industry side-by-side and in front of your eyes with the opportunity for you to be a part of it.
Learn from The Renewable Energy sector
Collaborate between wind power, solar power and other clean energy producers whilst also considering how different renewable energy technologies interplay with the latest innovations that are positioned to disrupt the perceived future energy mix.
gather non-biased opinions
As Windpower Monthly is an independent organisation and not a lobbying or member body we are able to deliver a balance of expert perspectives expressing alternative few points.
digital platform
Reflective of the ‘new normal’ of working from home, our previous event was held digitally using a platform that delivers all of the elements of a live event including: high level and strategic content, Q&A interaction with speakers during sessions, opportunities to network with industry leaders in the audience and speaking.
Content from the event was recorded and is available on demand for 3 months after the event.
WHAT THE EXPERTS ARE SAYING
“The title of this event is perfect, because even as the EU reconsiders its 2030 and 2050 ambitions for energy policy, it has an immediate issue with 2020. This year will be crucial in the fight against climate change, as EU Member States struggle to meet their 2020 climate and renewable energy targets in transport.
“A very informative conference; provided a justified expectation to the future of these energy sources type for the major industrial countries in positive acceleration as a consequence of the coronavirus epidemic.”
"The event provided a good feel for the sentiment towards not just the potential of the sector as an energy provider, but also the benefits towards a greener planet, which was reflected in the passion of the presenters."
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Investment Manager, Encavis AG
Mona Dajani
Global Co-Head Energy & Infrastructure Projects Team, Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Barry Thompson
CEO & Co-Founder, Alpha 311
Bruno G. Geschier
Chief Sales & Marketing Officer, BW IDEOL/Chairman, WFO’s Floating Offshore Wind Committee/Chairman, FOWT’s Scientific & Technical Committee (Programming Committee)
Maf Smith
Director, Lumen Energy & Environment
THE ULTIMATE PARTNERSHIP:
Windpower Monthly, the foremost authority in the wind power industry, and ENDS Europe have partnered to bring you content that will look into the longer term implications of an unprecedented crisis in relation to the wind industry.
