Day three, 20 November | EoLIS 2020
End-of-Life Issues & Strategies Seminar 2020
18-20 November 2020 • Online

Day three, 20 November

Plenary: Decommissioning – from best practices to regulation

European wind turbines manufacturers and suppliers sell their technologies on different markets across the EU. Cost- and resource-efficient decommissioning requires an industry-wide and international standard rather than specific national regulations. This session will address this issue and present the comprehensive document regarding best practices on decommissioning.

Haras Najib

Consultant Power Systems Technology & Innovation, Working Group Wind Industry VDMA and chair of WindEurope Task Force on Dismantling & Decommissioning

David Finnon

Director of Asset Management, Renewables, Wood Plc

Rainer Schweppe

Head of the Department for Environmental Engineering at Fraunhofer-Institute for Chemical Technology

Allan Poulsen

Cluster Lead Sustainability and Advanced Materials, Vestas

Nicolas Quiévy

Wind Onshore Technology Manager, Engie

Decommissioning onshore: Zoom into the guidance document on dismantling and decommissioning best-practices

Ivan Komusanac

Analyst – Markets & Wind Energy Technology, WindEurope

Haras Najib

Consultant Power Systems Technology & Innovation, Working Group Wind Industry VDMA and chair of WindEurope Task Force on Dismantling & Decommissioning

Decommissioning offshore

So far, only one offshore wind farm in Europe has been fully decommissioned. But many more will follow. This session will look at the timeline and volumes to be expected. We will also explore what the wind sector can learn from the Oil & Gas sector on this topic.

Nina Vielen-Kallio

Project Manager, Virol

Christina Aabo

Head of R&D, Offshore, Orsted

Felix Gorintin

Head of Strategy Advisory, INNOSEA, LOC Group

Richard den Hollander

Business Development Director, Subsea 7 and member of Decom North Sea

Mandy G. Ebojie

Research Associate for R&I – project SeeOff, University of Applied Sciences Bremen

Plenary: Wind turbines sustainability and circularity

Mobilising all industries for a clean and circular economy is one of the key elements of the European Green Deal. This plenary will address how the wind industry can achieve sustainability. What are the current initiatives in place? How can we design wind turbines for enhanced circularity? What more is needed? The importance of life cycle assessments will also be discussed.

Hanif Mashal, CTO

LM Wind Power, ETIP WIND Advisory Group

Dr. Anne Velenturf

Research Impact Fellow in Circular Economy & Sustainable Offshore Wind Development, University of Leeds

Bruce Valpy

Director, BVG Associates

Gaurav Sharma

Director, Circular Business Models, Schneider Electric

Marylise Schmid

Sustainability Analyst, WindEurope

Philip Easthill

Secretary General, European Boating Industry

Recycling technologies

This session will present some of the recycling technologies available.

Allan Poulsen

Cluster Lead Sustainability and Advanced Materials, Vestas

Catherine Sheehy

Lead of Global Sustainability Partnerships for UL’s Environment and Sustainability division

Claudio Mingazzini

Project Manager, Cradle to Cradle composites C2CC Project – Start-up new composite

Eric Waeyenbergh

Chairman of the Task Force Waste, CemBureau

Nicolas Derrien

Founding Partner, Infinici Consortium GRP/PUR material transformation technology. First EU factory announcement.

Going circular, within and outside of Europe

This session aims to present existing circular circuits for wind, from spare parts to entire wind farms, and give the audience solutions for going circular and contribute to electrification in- and outside Europe.

Kerstin Dorenbusch

Head of Sustainability and Environment, Enercon

Silke Albrecht

Head of Business Development, Wind-turbine.com

Erwin Coolen

Managing Director, ECHT

James Barry

Renewable Parts Ltd

Sibylle Weiler

Partner, Bird & Bird