FULLY BOOKED - Boostcamp UK: Celtic Sea Projects

Wednesday March 25th
10:30 - 17:00

Above The Bay, Falmouth, Cornwall

Swanpool Rd, Falmouth TR11 5PR, UK

Price

1000 NOK + VAT

In collaboration with Celtic Sea Power, Norwegian Offshore wind invite you to an offshore wind workshop - Boostcamp - dedicated to exploring opportunities and challenges in the Celtic Sea region. The focus will be on floating offshore wind in the Celtic Sea, with emphasis on marine operations.

Agenda

Time	Event	Speakers
11:30	Registration
12:00	Welcome and introduction Celtic Sea Power - Matt Hodson	Tor Arne Johnsen Business Development Manager, Norwegian Offshore Wind
12:10	Ovevies of preparations for FLOW in the Celtic Sea	Phil Johnston Regional Business Development, Celtic Sea Power
12:20	Project presentations Celtic Sea Overview: Celtic Sea Power Simply Blue – Erebus Equinor – Celtic Sea project Gwynt Glas – Celtic Sea project Ocean Winds – Celtic Sea project	Emily Summers Floating Offshore Wind Development Engineer, Simply Blue Group Andrew Foster Project Management and Governance, Equinor UK Ltd Pat McInerney Finance and Commercial Director, Gwynt Glas Aleks Schmidt-Sweetingham Offshore Wind Development Professional, OW Ocean Winds
13:10	Q&A	Phil Johnston Regional Business Development, Celtic Sea Power
13:20	Lunch Finger sandwich buffet and pastries
14:15	Celtic Capabilities Installation Vessels for FLOW - FFIV2 project Title TBA - Becky Fowell - Regen Coordination and Logistics - Marine Coordination Centre (MCC) project Ports Capabilities - The Bristol Port Company Q+A	Anne Hayes Head of Environment and Sustainability, The Bristol Port Company Richard Pemberton Principal Naval Architect, Solis Marine Engineering Matt Hodson Chief Operations Officer, Celtic Sea Power Becky Fowell Project Manager, Regen
15:00	Short break
15:10	Norwegian Capabilities EPC and T&I: Aker Solutions System providers: ABB Potential for wet storage: HR Wallingford James Fisher / Scantech Q+A	Rana Ireifij Vice President Commercial, Windstaller Alliance Jonathan Minnitt Vice President Business Development, Aker Solutions Frank Wilhelmsen Segment Manager Offshore Wind, ABB Iain Gunn Sector Lead Energy, HR Wallingford Carl Davenport Sales Manager Europe, James Fisher Energy
16:00	Key take aways	Tor Arne Johnsen Business Development Manager, Norwegian Offshore Wind
16:10	Short break
16:20	B2B meetings Meetings must be pre-booked using the NOW app (search for Norwegian Offshore Wind in your app provider)
18:00	End of event
18:30	Pre-dinner drinks* Pre-dinner drinks and dinner will be at Gylly Beach Café *At own cost
19:30	Dinner* Pre-dinner drinks and dinner will be at Gylly Beach Café *At own cost

Why Attend?

Gain insights into upcoming projects and market potential
Network with key players shaping the future of offshore wind in the Celtic Sea
Participate in interactive sessions and knowledge-sharing panels

Venue for dinner will be announced. Please note that dinner is not included in ticket. (Lunch is).

Please register for the working group for UK & Ireland: Working groups – Norwegian Offshore Wind

Important info:

As for getting to Falmouth, there are daily flights to Newquay from London Gatwick (Skybus), London Stansted (Skybus), Dublin (Aer Lingus or RyanAir) and Manchester (LoganAir or EasyJet). Edinburgh (LoganAir or RyanAir), Newcastle and Glasgow (LoganAir) have several departures per week.

We advise to fly in on the day before, either all the way to Newquay and then Falmouth, or to take an early morning flight from one of the airports mentioned above on the day of the Boostcamp.

Hotel recommendations in Falmouth: St Michaels Resort, Greenbank or Chain Locker.

Celtic Sea Power (Phil Johnston) can happily point visitors with extra time to spare in the right direction with intros etc.

Get tickets here