The tale of two offshore wind markets!

NB: Webinar takes place 10:00 CEST/09:00 BST

The Danish offshore wind market is entering a pivotal new era. With major commercial scale projects moving forward, international developers and suppliers are positioning themselves to secure a foothold in one of Europe’s most sophisticated green energy hubs. Scotland is a major hub in the largest and most attractive offshore wind market in Europe with more than 25GW of offshore wind projects in the pipeline, both fixed bottom and floating.

Together with Danish Energy Export and Scottish Development International Norwegian Offshore Wins invites you to join our upcoming webinar on September 10, designed to give you a comprehensive roadmap to upcoming projects, procurement criteria, and strategic partnership opportunities.

• A deep dive into the latest offshore wind tenders managed by the Danish Energy Agency, including pipeline updates and bidding models.
• Update on the most relevant Scottish offshore wind projects.
• Winning supply chain strategies: How international suppliers can successfully integrate into the Danish wind ecosystem and collaborate with major developers.
• Exclusive event preview: The Supply Chain Gathering in Esbjerg. We will feature a dedicated briefing on the upcoming Supply Chain Event in Esbjerg on November 3rd. Esbjerg is Europe's leading offshore wind port, and this physical event will be the premier matchmaking hub for developers, tier-1 suppliers, and sub-contractors. Learn what to expect and how to prepare your business to network effectively.

Webinar agenda:

1. Introduction: Tor Arne Johnsen, Norwegian Offshore Wind
2. Danish offshore wind tenders: Carsten Chachah, Green Power Denmark
3. Update on Scottish projects: Asbjørn Dalgaard, Scottish Development International
4. Supply chain opportunities in Denmark and Scotland: Frederik Greve, Green Ducklings
5. EPCI strategies for UK and Denmark: TBC
6. Supply chain event in Denmark: Dorota Knudsen, Danish Energy Export
7. Key takeaways: Maria Valentin Palgaard, Scottish Development International