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WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2016 11:30 - 13:00 OFFSHORE WIND FARM LIFECYCLE AND SUPPLY CHAIN: ASSESSING LOCAL IMPACTS Room: C 2.2 | Supply chain |
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Session description This session will present an analysis of the possible positive and adverse environmental and socio-economic impacts that the application of “lean” principles in the offshore wind farm lifecycle and supply chain can have on local environments and communities. It will also set out the case study “Port of Oostende” to highlight the role ports play in a local community and show the challenges and benefits of ports being part of the offshore wind supply chain. Finally, the session will assess the possible costs savings from the holistic economic model and the industry uptake of the innovation it generates. Delegates' feedback will be sought in the course of the session and considered for integration in the further developments of the work. See www.leanwind.eu for additional information on LEANWIND activities.
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Jimmy Murphy University College of Cork, Ireland INTRODUCTION - AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO OFFSHORE WIND FARM LIFECYCLE AND SUPPLY CHAIN ![]() ![]() |
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Mihaela Dragan WindEurope, Belgium POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF LEAN PRINCIPLES APPLIED TO THE OFFSHORE WIND SUPPLY CHAIN ![]() ![]() |
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Jan-Erik Hanssen 1-Tech, Belgium LOCAL IMPACTS OF A LEANER SUPPLY CHAIN: THE CASE OF PORT OF OOSTENDE ![]() ![]() |
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María del Mar Pintor Acciona Infrastructure, Spain EXAMPLES OF APPLIED LIFE-CYCLE ASSESSMENT - PART 1 ![]() ![]() |
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Camilla Thomson University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom EXAMPLES OF APPLIED LIFE-CYCLE ASSESSMENT - PART 2 ![]() ![]() |
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Katie Lynch University College of Cork, Ireland AN ECONOMIC MODEL TO ACHIEVE COST REDUCTIONS ![]() ![]() |
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