08:30
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Registration And Morning Refreshments
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09:00
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Chairman's Opening Remarks
Andrew Bellamy, Head of Industrial Development,
AREVA UK
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09:15
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EDF's Timelines, Plans And Requirements In Round 3
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EDF's timescale for Round 3
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Structuring ports to meet Round 3 requirements
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Strengthening quaysides for bearing loads
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Expectations for Navitus Bay’s size and needs
Sean Matthews, Project Engineer,
Navitus Bay, EDF
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10:00
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Effective Planning For Future Preassembly Ports
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Future supply chain requirements for offshore ports
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Bearing capacities and necessary investments for further offshore equipment
Kenneth Svendsen, Head Of Construction (EMEA Offshore),
Siemens Wind Power
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10:30
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Morning Refreshments
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11:00
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Jack-Ups In Portside Operations: Reducing Downtime And Increased Feasibility
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Utility companies' choices for jack-up ports
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Vessel/quay interactions and Site Specific Assessment
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Jack-up requirements: how do ports prepare?
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Port requirements: how do jack-up operators prepare?
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Port logistics and planning
Petter Søyland, Engineering
Manager
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Fred. Olsen Windcarrier
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11:30
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Gravity Based Foundations: Should Ports Prepare For Them And If They Should, How?
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What lessons can be learnt from offshore experience with Gravity Based Foundations so far?
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What is the current balance of monopile/Gravity based Foundation use and how is it set to change?
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How will Gravity Based Foundations affect heavy lifting requirements?
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Achieving greater compatibility in turbine/ foundation installation
Niels Brix,
Vice President,
Seatower
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12:00
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European Ports: Strategic Readiness For Round 3
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Which ports are capable of serving which needs?
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Supply chain development
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Coordinating port competition to capture future offshore activity
David Shepherd, Group Development,
Able UK
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12:30
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Break For Lunch
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13:30
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Lessons Learnt So Far From Complex Offshore Logistics Procedures
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Portside challenges experienced during Bremerhaven operations
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Learning from project execution at the Offshore Terminal ABC-Halbinsel
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Future logistical solutions for offshore wind projects
Annette Schimmel, Head Of Strategic Projects,
BLG Logistics Group
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14:00
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Panel Discussion: Managing Efficient Installations: Best Practice Heavy Lift And Assembly Operations
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Organising inland preparation
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Logistical planning for optimal design
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Needed bearing capacities
Sven Lehmann, Head of Marine Operations& Installations,
Senvion
Kenneth Svendesen, Head Of Construction (EMEA Offshore),
Siemens Wind Power
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14:30
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Geotechnical Challenges For Port Redevelopment
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Correctly Assessing The Geotechnical Environment For Optimal Port Development
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What Geotechnical Challenges Specifically Hinder Wind Energy Facilities?
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How Challenges Can Be Overcome To Allow For Long Term Asset Performance
Bob Seedhouse, Technical Director & Chief Geotechnical Engineer,
Wardell Armstrong LLP
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15:00
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Afternoon Tea And Refreshements
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15:30
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Portside Requirements For Future Offshore Wind Vessels
Peter Robert,
Business Development Manager,
Damen Shipyards
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16:00
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Panel Discussion: Streamlining Marine Operations For Effective O&M Procedures For Round 3
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Running O&M activity to a cost-effective model
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Managing queue times at ports
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Reducing refuelling times
Joanna Law, Service Sales Manager,
AREVA UK
David Shepherd, Group Development,
Able UK
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16:30
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Chairman's closing remarks
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