SHOW PREVIEW


Manchester’s Global Offshore Wind aims to


keep net zero targets at the forefront of the industry


LEADER IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE


GLOBAL OFFSHORE WIND: A


s is fitting for an issue featuring several articles on off-shore wind, we decided to dedicate a


preview to Manchester’s Global Offshore Wind show and conference returning to Manchester Central on 18 -19 June 2024.


Last year the show attracted more than 5000 attendees and 200 exhibitors


BUSINESS STRATEGIES The event will provide industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers with global insights and practical business strategies designed to support the fight against climate change. The event, now in its 20th year, will explore cutting-edge technologies, strategic partnerships, and solutions for critical challenges. Last year the show attracted more than 5,000 attendees, more than 200 exhibitors, and more than 200 speakers from over 50 countries. Attendees can expect


to get updates on topics such as floating wind, digitalisation and sustainable development and will benefit from flexible booking, two conference streams, new theatres and networking events aplenty.


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CONFERENCE SESSIONS Conference sessions will include wind-spired architecture for advancing the UK’s supply chain; global markets; North Sea collaboration; social and sustainable development of offshore wind; strategic planning: defining the offshore wind contribution towards meeting net zero; and supercharging the UK’s offshore wind skills landscape.


CLIMATE CHANGE The show has been designed to help support the fight against climate change and following COP28 last November the show aims to keep net zero targets at the forefront of the industry.


For more information visit https://events.renewableuk. com/gow24


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