Sessions
Offshore project execution
When: Tuesday, 23 November 2021, 10:45 - 12:15
Where: Auditorium A15
Session description
The construction of wind farms requires continuous improvement of the existing offshore wind turbines components design and their installations methods. This makes our supply chains even more efficient and brings further cost reductions. This session will focus on the different lessons learned and innovations for the executions of offshore bottom-fixed and floating wind farms.
Session chair
Aurélie Nasse
Head of Offshore Product Market Strategy, Vestas
Presentations
Borssele V Slip Joint: Installation of the world’s first full size submerged slip joint and first operational experience
Sander Suur
Senior Structural Engineer, Van Oord
Jacket Industrialization: modularization & fast and flexible assembly
Jesper Moeller
Head of Offshore Balance of Plant Innovations, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy
Cost reduction of offshore wind jacket support structure via design optimization based on an accurate pricing model from industry inputs
Tommi Hansen
Structural Engineer, LICengineering
Fecamp: A competitive GBS project bringing local content to Normandy
Jerome Ribuot
Offshore Renwables Buisness Development Director, Saipem
Flexible WTG installation methods for floating wind foundations to boost large scale installation
Jesper Moeller
Head of Offshore Balance of Plant Innovations, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy
Using cameras as sensors-Vision based positioning of offshore monopiles
Sjoerd Butter
Product Owner Vision Technology, Fugro
Lessons learned from use of current design standards for concrete floaters supporting wind turbine generators
Paola Mayorca
Group Leader, DNV
Weather is not the only reason for delayed offshore wind farm installations
Jon Lerche
Postdoc, Aarhus University
Using Multiple Uncrewed Surface Vessels to optimise geophysical survey operations in a safe, carbon neutral way.
Duncan Mallace
Chief Strategy Officer, XOCEAN
