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WHAT’S NEW EVENTS


As you see below we continue to feature some of the most important events in the calendar, so that you can, at a glance, consider which events to support. A more detailed listing is available online. There continues to be issues with the amount, scale and cost of events laid on for this fast growing industry. We will only feature those events which we believe are organised in the best interests of the industry as a whole.


NIRIG POLICY WORKSHOP WHEN


WHERE CONTACT


26th Jan Belfast


Irene Canty irene@iwea.com or on +353 (0)45 899341


OFFSHORE WIND & SUPPLY CHAIN CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION WHEN


WHERE CONTACT


31st Jan – 1st Feb Aberdeen


http://www.scot tishrenewables. com/events/ offs hore-wind-2012/


SCOTTISH RENEWABLES INTRODUCTION TO GRID WORKSHOP WHEN


WHERE CONTACT


21st February Glasgow


www.scot tishrenewables. com/events/scot tish- renewables -grid-workshop/


SNS 2012 - THE SEA OF OPPORTUNITY WHEN


WHERE CONTACT


1st Mar Norwich


www.eeegr.com


WIND ENERGY NETWORK TV CHANNEL We can now announce our new online video library. This has developed because we are housing many videos within our enhanced entry micro pages so it was thought that just like our online library which hosts articles, research papers etc that we could also host videos relevant to the wind energy industry.


This is held on all our main title website pages and you are just a click away from experiencing exciting projects and images first hand.


To place your videos online please contact our team and they will do the rest – there is no charge for this service, however the decision on what will be accepted is at the discretion of our editor. As with all our contributions in the publication and on our website, material must help the industry communicate and/ or help the industry as a whole.


RENEWABLEUK 2011 MANCHESTER


RenewableUK’s most recent 3 day event in Manchester proved to be very worthwhile for decision makers in the industry. The fact that industry leaders are in one place for most of the 3 days, and some for more, makes it very cost effective to arrange appointments instead of holding separate meetings in different locations at different times. The EWEA event in Amsterdam also proved very worthwhile however we must comment that the 2 events were rather close together, which does not help in the giant scheme of things.


We will endeavour to help communication within the industry and do what we can to influence the various event organisers in continuing to make decisions in the best interests of the industry as a whole.


18 www.windenergynetwork.co.uk


RENEWABLEUK 2011 HIGHLIGHTS In her opening address, Maria McCaffery, RenewableUK’s Chief Executive, spoke about the recent strides forward made by the industry. “In the last quarter,” she said, generation from renewable energy sources reached a record high, supplying almost 10% of our electricity for the first time ever, up 50% from the same time last year.”


And looked forward – “By 2020” she said, “the UK could have 35 GW of installed wind, wave and tidal capacity; a third of our electricity generation home grown; an extra £85bn of investment injected into our economy; almost 90,000 green collar jobs created; and 20 new factories built.”


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