Programme

Tuesday, 27 September 2016
14:30 - 16:00 The supply chain - thinking ahead!
Supply chain  
          

This supply chain session looks at opportunities for mitigating risks by transferring offshore approaches to onshore operations. It explores how an industrialised non-EU country is preparing for wind ramp-up and how development of new technology can still use an existing supply chain.

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Learning objectives

Delegates will be able to:

• Explain how certification helps to ensure market compliance and technical risk mitigation;
• Describe how new product developments use established production processes;
• Elaborate on how the supply chain can contribute to lower levelised cost of energy;
• Explain that manufacturing surveillance can reduce risk wind farm loss of production;
• Describe the diversified supply chain of a non-EU high technology country.

This session will be chaired by:

Abstract ID: 19
Mike Woebbeking
Service Area Leader & Head of Certification Body, DNV GL, Germany
Procurement problems? Not this way - solutions for professionals.

Abstract ID: 102
Giles Hundleby
Director, BVG Associates, United Kingdom
Supply chain as important as engineering in the journey to subsidy free

Abstract ID: 93
Karl Steingröver
Senior Principal Engineer Mechanical Engineer, DNV GL, Germany
Intelligent onshore manufacturing surveillance

Abstract ID: 358 science & research
Yoshinori Ueda
General Manager, Japan Wind Power Association, Japan
Wind turbine supply chain and components industries in Japan

Abstract ID: 384
Martin Molzen
Senior Director, Business, Service, Logistics, LM Wind Power, Denmark
A new revolutionary carbon/hybrid technology within the same global supply chain