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 Associated Events


Tuesday 22nd May

 

RenewableUK



Marine Energy Workshop: How to mitigate insurance and contracting risk

Tuesday 22nd May
2.00pm - 5.00pm
Room 10, Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre
 
RenewableUK, in conjunction with IT Power as part of the Tidal Array Group, are bringing you the latest in insurance and contracting best practice at a free to attend marine energy workshop on the 22nd of May in Aberdeen. This workshop will take place from 2pm – 5:30pm at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference centre the day before All-Energy conference and exhibition. It will be followed by the
RenewableUK connect event and is the ideal opportunity to engage with marine energy pioneers.
 
For marine energy technologies, insurance makes up a significant proportion of project costs and urgent work is needed to lower the risks for the marine energy industries. RenewableUK’s new guidance on reducing marine energy insurance costs will be launched at
this free workshop and we will clarify the process to improve relationships with insurance brokers and underwriters.  

A crucial way that risk is mitigated is through the contractual framework. This workshop will explore how early involvement with insurers can tackle issues before they arise and minimise exposure to risk. The workshop will outline how contracting arrangements have strengthened the ability of the industry to deliver projects and ensure all eventualities are catered for.  

We have several high profile speakers confirmed in both the insurance and contracting areas as well as several leading developers sharing insights into their experiences.  The programme is as follows:

Insurance focus
 
14:00  Welcome and Launch of Best Practice document. David Krohn, RenewableUK
14:10  Putting together an underwriting submission.  James Green,  JLT Speciality Ltd (Insurance Brokers)
14:25  Key underwriting criteria.   Jatin Sharma,  Gcube Underwriting Ltd (Insurance underwriter)
14:40  Actualising marine energy guarantees.  Andrew Tyler, Marine Current Turbines/Siemens
14:55  The Role of a marine warranty surveyor.   Jeremy Panes,  MWaves limited (Marine Warranty Surveyor)
15:10  Dealing with problems in the development cycle.   Oliver Wragg,  ARC
15:25  Dealing with losses - attitudes to incidents.  Same Foster,  Braemar Adjusting (Loss Adjusters)

15:40  Discussion session
15:55  Coffee Break
 
 Contracting Focus

16:10  Welcome and introduction.   Abbie Badcock,  ITP
16:25  Mitigating risk through the contracting framework.  Jonathan Riley, Lawrence Graham LLP
16:40  Contracting lessons learned.   Andrew Scott, Pelamis Wave Power
16:55  Spreading the benefit to all stakeholders.  Jason Hayman,  Sustainable Marine Technologies

17:10  Discussion session
17:30  Networking
 
Space will be limited so make sure to reserve your place now to avoid disappointment. For further details or to book your place, please email  David.Krohn@RenewableUK.com  

We look forward to seeing you at the workshop in Aberdeen on 22nd May.

 
RenewableUK Connect


Central Aberdeen, Tuesday 22 May in the evening.

Details from Clare Daly, Membership Manager:
Tel: +44 (0)20 7901 3016
Email: clare.daly@renewableuk.com.

You must register in advance and can do so by going to http://www.renewable-uk.com/events/connect-events/may-connect.html

 


NOF Energy  




Nuclear Networking Lunch:  Opportunities for the oil and gas supply chain in new nuclear with EDF Energy, Rolls Royce, Nuclear AMRC and NIA
 
Tuesday 22nd May
10.30am – 2.00pm
Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre

Nuclear New Build will present huge opportunities to oil and gas supply chain companies who are prepared to invest in the necessary skills and technology requirements. Existing expertise in oil and gas can be easily transferred across to nuclear and it is essential that companies register their interest now.  Apart from the reactors EDF Energy plan to build, NuGen remains on track to build a new plant in West Cumbria. Both clients are building up their supply chain database so now is the time to position your company for these exciting new opportunities.

Come along to this NOF Energy networking lunch on 22nd May at the AECC in Aberdeen and hear about the opportunities in Nuclear New Build that may exist for your business.  This event is expected to be a sell out so register early to avoid disappointment, a networking opportunity not to be missed!

Speaker line up:

The Nuclear Renaissance in the UK and the role of NIA (Nuclear Industry Association)
Bill Bryce, Director, Doosan Babcock Energy Limited

EDF Energy: New Build Programme and opportunities for the supply chain
Alan Cumming, Head of Procurement, EDF Energy

Rolls Royce: Procurement requirements from a main contractor
Klaids Lafon De Ribeyrolles, Vice President Purchasing, Nuclear

Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre: support to make sure you are Fit for Nuclear (F4N)
Steve Court, Operations Director, Nuclear AMRC
 
For further information including costs and sponsorship opportunities or to book a delegate place /exhibition stand please click here
 
Kristie Leng, Lead Events Coordinator
+44(0) 191 3846464
kleng@nofenergy.co.uk

To view NOF Energy’s forthcoming events please visit www.nofenergy.co.uk/events


Wednesday 23rd May


Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce



All-Energy 2012 Business Breakfast

Wednesday 23rd May
6.45am - 8.45am
Boyd Orr Hall, Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre 

It’s an early start, but worth it!  The Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce Business Breakfast has long heralded the start of All-Energy.  It finishes in good time for the opening plenary session of All-Energy. 

Speakers at this year’s Breakfast, chaired by Iain Todd, AREG’s Renewables Champion, are:
Andrew Donaldson, Head of Offshore Renewables, SSE.  Ben Madden, Director, Element Energy. Alexander Pohl, Head of Climate Business, HSBC. 

More details and to book your place >>


The Energy Generation Knowledge Transfer Network,
the Natural Environment Research Council  & the Foreign and Commonwealth Office 



            
   
Addressing Environmental Risk for the Marine Renewables Sector - note this event is no longer taking place - its proposed content is being superbly covered in the Marine Scotland conference session on Wednesday 23 May to which all are welcome - experts from the NERC Knowledge Exchange programme will be  on the Marine Scotland stand within the exhibition throughout Day 2 to answer questions/register interest in the topic of environmental risk. 


IET networking lunch 


Sponsored by Andritz Compact Hydro, Ravensburg and RWE npower

23 May
From 12:30
Room 10

Following their conference session ‘Intermittent generation - implications for the operation of the grid’ – scheduled to end at 12.30 on 23 May; the IET is hosting a free Networking Lunch in Room 10, sponsored by Andritz Compact Hydro, Ravensburg and RWE npower.

AREG Media Reception – open to all press/media.

23 May
17.00
Aberdeen City and Shire Exhibitors Lounge


Receptions

 

 

CMS Cameron McKenna Client Reception


23rd May
4:30pm – 6:30pm
The Gallery, AECC

Open to all CMS clients and guests.


The Giant Networking Evening

23 May
18:00- 20:45
Boyd Orr Hall, Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre

Networking is a vital component of All-Energy.  "Happy Hour" is encouraged on stands throughout the exhibition during the final hour of business on the Wednesday of All-Energy and then leads into the Civic Reception hosted by Aberdeen City Council and the Giant Networking Evening (both are held in the Boyd Orr Hall at Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre).

Food is served at the Giant Networking Evening (which is free to attend), and there are always ‘hands-on’ fun attractions that break the ice and enable you to meet new people, as well as spend an enjoyable evening with old friends. A cash bar (the only thing you have to pay for) operates after the initial reception. Coaches are always on hand at the end of the event to return you to your hotel, or to the centre of Aberdeen where the networking can continue at TigerTiger in the city centre.

  Thursday 24th May


Atmos Consulting: Modelling regional wind farm visibility intensity
 

Thursday 24th May
14:00 - 15:00
Room 8, Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre 

As the onshore wind energy sector matures, there is increasing pressure on wind energy developers to illustrate the cumulative visual impact of their applications in relation to other schemes. This session will explore recently published SNH guidance and newly developed GIS modelling techniques for mapping the intensity of cumulative wind farm visibility to provide a more intuitive and succint solution.



The Crown Estate: The UK Offshore Wind Supply Chain Seminar


 
 
Thursday 24th May
13:45 - 17:00
Crombie B, Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre

Very much part of the All-Energy Conference, we are keen to attract you to this seminar. It is a fantastic opportunity for companies involved, or looking to become involved in the offshore wind supply chain. Seminar organised by the Crown Estate, Scottish Government, and Scottish Highlands and Islands Enterprise.

More details >>



MERiFIC Workshop


Thursday 24 May
09.00-12.45
Room 9, Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre 

MERiFIC – Marine Energy in Far Peripheral and Island Communities – is holding a workshop designed to help participants learn about and discuss the many policy facets and business resources available within the emerging marine renewable energy sector. Those attending will hear from key guest speakers and network over coffee and lunch (provided) with similar-minded businesses and organisations. 

Agenda:

09:00-09:30     Coffee & pastries
09:30-09:40     Welcome & introduction to MERiFIC
09:40-10:00     Findings from the Questionnaire
10:00-10:20     Discussion – Supply Chain
10:20-10:40     Discussion – National Policy & Legislation
10:40-11:00     Break coffee & pastries
11:00-11:20     Guest speaker
11:20-11:40     Discussion – Regional Factor Conditions
11:40-12:00     Discussion – Business Support
12:00-12:15     Wrap-Up/Conclusion
12:15-12:45     End – Lunch

MERiFIC is a €4.6m flagship EU research project developing a suite of tools and resources for the promotion of regional offshore renewable energy. This will be done through the identification of best practice as well as state-of-the-art analysis of supply chain, policy, resource potential and stakeholder engagement.


Western Union Business Solutions: Seminar and Networking Lunch

24 May
11.00-13.30
Room 10, Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre 

Topic: International Payments: Strategies for mitigating the risks from international trade
 

Iberian Offshore Wind Supply Opportunities


Location: Forbes Room
Date: 24 May 2012
Time: 09:15am 10:45pm

In this session, representatives from the three main Iberian offshore wind farm developers: Iberdrola, EDP and Repsol, and the turbine manufacturers Gamesa and Alstom will present their supply chain requirements for offshore projects.

After the session, there is an opportunity to meet with each of the delegates individually to discuss potential areas of business and future involvement in offshore projects. The UKTI Iberia team are organising one-to-one meetings with each of the speakers.  For more information about this, please contact the UKTI Iberia team:

Olga Guerrero, UK Trade & Investment Adviser, Olga.guerrero@fco.gov.uk, t.+34917146339

Power Shift Scotland Reception


24th May
1.30pm
Stand B129

Open to All


  Wednesday 23rd & Thursday 24th May

 

Ampair


11.00
Stand G71

Demonstration of HeliPad renewable power system

Dulas Reception


May 23 & May 24
4:00 - 5:00PM
Stand F70

By invitation 


UKTI International Business Exchange 



UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is working to create business opportunities for UK companies in the Renewable Energy Sector through a key seminar and one-to-one meetings during All-Energy. 

For the opportunity to speak with market experts and buyers from across the globe about opportunities for your business in the renewable energy sector, contact Alan Love at UKTI now to register: alan.love@uktradeinvest.gov.uk or call +44 (0)141 228 3637.


Sky-Futures – ‘flying camera’ demo


10:30 and again at 14:00
Stand X24 (outside)

Sky-Futures are demonstrating their cutting edge ‘flying camera’. The Scout unmanned aircraft system (UAS) is a high performance, all weather camera system used for inspections, surveys and mapping both onshore and offshore. The Scout is electric powered with day, thermal imaging and High Definition cameras delivering high quality video and stills for the commercial sector.



Limpet demonstrations


23 & 24 May 2012
All day
X22 - oudoor exhibition area

Open to all


Microdrones live product demonstrations


23 & 24 May
All day
F20 - outdoor display area

Open to All






 

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