Offshore Wind Industry: Value Chain, Project, Operations & Maintenance
Summary:
Over the last 20 years, Offshore Wind Industry has become and essential and fast growing contributor to decarbonized electricity production. It is an industry on its own with its Market, its Value Chain, its Standards and Good Industry Practices. It however remains a new industry in constant organization and structuring. The final objective is to lower the cost of energy produced in order to become a viable actor of the energy transition. The “availability” of the wind turbines is therefore a key condition to reach this objective.
Supply Chain efficiency and Logistics organization are the tools to both increase the production time of the wind turbines and go farer and deeper to find stable winds without affecting the coastal activities.
This course explains how Supply Chain Management and Logistics Processes are essential to develop the Offshore Wind Industry and maintain its sustainability.
Audience:
All actors of the Offshore Wind Industry who are involved in Project development, Operations & Maintenance, Supply Chain and/or Logistics activities.
Deliverables:
Upon completion of this course, the attendants will have a deep understanding of the OWI market, the definition of a wind farm and Supply Chain Organization. They will understand the essential steps of a development project and the key elements of the Operations & Maintenance phase, and the infrastructures necessary for their implementation and support. Finally, they will be aware of the challenges facing the development of the Floating Wind Technology.
Certificate:
The training will be opened and closed by an online test on the online platform "EvalBox". Upon completion of the training, including the test, participants will be awarded a Certificate of Attendance issued by Adinergy.
