09:10 -
09:20
Presentation
Speaker
09:20 -
10:20
Panel Discussion
- Understand the different markets around Europe and how they sell wind power
- Learn which new structures and regulations are going to be implemented for PPA and CfD structures in key European markets including Scandinavia, UK, Ireland and Poland
- What are customers looking for from the wind industry?
Moderator
Speakers
10:20 -
10:45
Presentation
Lately we have observed extreme price differences in the electricity markets. Often these price spikes coincides with periods of low wind power production – and vice versa.
- What can you do to reduce the risks?
- How can you quantify these risks?
- Why do need to simulate both prices and volumes?
- How will this help you?
Speaker
11:15 -
12:00
Panel Discussion
- What existing revenue models are there for green hydrogen?
- What is the appetite for offtake?
- Should a CfD scheme be implemented for green hydrogen?
Moderator
Speakers
12:00 -
12:45
Panel Discussion
- What port infrastructure is required for them to be able to host floating wind projects?
- What vessels are required to access floating wind turbines for maintenance and repair?
- Learn which solutions you can undertake for the success of your projects
- Questions remain around the bankability of these projects as there are not yet any proven, long-term financially viable case studies to base decision-making from
Moderator
Speakers
12:45 -
13:20
Panel Discussion
- Floating wind provides great excitement with many GWs worth of offshore wind capacity able to be expanded into if able to be produced effectively at scale
- The excitement was proved in the ScotWind auction with several GWs of seabed being bought up for future floating wind projects, including a project of 3GW
- However, questions remain around the bankability of these projects as there are not yet any proven, long-term financially viable case studies to base decision-making from
- Hear from project financers to understand what steps can be taken to make floating wind projects bankable and more attractive for project financers?
Moderator
Speakers
Senior Vice President / Director Offshore Wind Development Continental Europe,
RWE
14:25 -
14:55
Panel Discussion
- So far, the Irish wind market has been dominated by onshore wind production with a capacity of over 5GW currently installed
- The upcoming 2023 Irish offshore wind auction is expected to reach 3.5-4GW of capacity. With another 7GW expected for 2024’s auction
- Hear from those active in the Irish market to learn how you can get involved ahead of the upcoming expansion
Moderator
Speakers
14:55 -
15:40
Panel Discussion
- Traditionally it has been difficult to co-locate wind and storage due to the infrequency of energy supply
- However, technologies and opportunities are growing – learn more about the future of wind and storage opportunities and why you should get involved
