Name: WINDMission North Sea
Start: 2024-04-25 00:00:00 UTC
End: 2024-04-25 00:00:00 UTC
Location: Hotel Victoria

The important thing now is the execution speed and the transition from innovation to action.

Belgium, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Ireland, Luxembourg, the UK, and Norway are aiming to achieve a production capacity of 120 gigawatts by 2030. Moreover, their ambitious goal is to scale up to 300 gigawatts by 2050, a significant increase from the current 30 GW. This surge in capacity will be facilitated by harnessing wind energy in the North Sea, transforming it into the world's largest renewable energy power plant.

The Wind Mission North Sea 2024 brings together experts to explore offshore wind tendering, hybrid energy projects, challenges and potentials within the supply chain, grid issues, and financing alternatives.

Key Themes & Topics

Core questions surrounding the progress in the North Sea (NS) region toward accelerating offshore wind deployment, aspiring to become the world's largest green energy power plant.

The potential and bottlenecks of hybrid renewable energy projects, including energy islands/energy hubs in the North Sea region.

Supply chain hurdles: significant ramp-up in domestic manufacturing, ports, vessels, and workforce, all of which are currently too limited to support the needed levels of commercial-scale offshore wind energy deployment.

Balancing at local countries’ grids and readiness for interconnections.

Offshore project feasibility and bankability, risk mitigation strategies, cost implications, market attractiveness determinants in the region, auction frameworks, and support system models, alongside key success factors and evaluation criteria for offshore wind endeavors.

WINDMission North Sea

Location

Hotel Victoria

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