Parmi les nombreux intervenants
Julian Brown, Chairman, RenewableUK and UK Country Director – Wind, AREVA, Michael Hannibal, CEO, Offshore, Siemens Wind Power A/S, Masato Yamada, Chief Strategy Officer, MHI Vestas Offshore Wind A/S, Jonathan Cole, Offshore Managing Director, ScottishPower Renewables, Andreas Wagner, Managing Director, Stiftung OFFSHORE WINDENERGIE (German Offshore Wind Energy Foundation): Offshore Wind in Germany, Theo De Lange, Commercial Manager, Van Oord Offshore Wind Projects pour la construction de Gemini Offshore Wind Farm, Charles Yates, Director, Grant Thornton, Sophie Cherrier, Director, Green Giraffe Energy Bankers: The Financing of the Gemini 600 MW Offshore Wind Project in The Netherlands, Mark Giulianotti, Director of the Offshore Wind team, UK Green Investment Bank plc…
… Pour les retours d’impacts sur l’environnement : Huygen van Steen, Consultant Renewable Energy, Ecofys: Impact monitoring Princess Amalia Wind Farm, Paul Gill, Director, ESS Ecology: Post-Construction Monitoring and Analysis of Seven Years of Ornithological Data at Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm, Dr Kate Grellier, Marine Mammal Ecologist, Natural Power Consultants: Use of Population Viability Analysis (PVA) to Assess the Potential for Long Term Impacts from Cumulative Pile Driving Noise on Marine Mammal Populations – A Case Study from the Scottish East Coast, Dr. Steve Freeman, Director of Environment, TÜV SÜD PMSS: Mitigating Cumulative Impacts by Design: Why it’s Crunch Time for UK Offshore Wind.
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