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This event has now taken place. |
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| Thank you to all our delegates, speakers and supporting associations for establishing and contributing to this successful conference. |
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| Conference Delegate Pack |
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| If you were unable to attend the conference, or attended and would like an additional copy of the conference content, simply purchase a conference delegate pack! |
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| Key topics covered |
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Government strategy: determining the political drivers and quantifying wind energy’s contribution to the UK’s future energy mix
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Planning: understanding and overcoming the barriers to wind farm approval
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The developer’s perspective: what are they looking for in project partners?
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Overcoming skills and supply shortages: developing a secure supply chain to deliver the next wave of wind farms
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Grid connection issues: expanding the national grid to unleash the potential of wind power
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Emerging turbine technologies: evaluating new turbine designs and how they can revolutionise generation
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| Upcoming Nuclear Conference |
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| If you are interested in the future of nuclear power, in particular nuclear new build, you might like to attend
Nuclear: the next generation conference. |
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| New Civil Engineer and Infrastructure Journal’s joint conference draws on the skills and expertise of respective sectors to provide a detailed, joined-up vision of the UK’s nuclear future. Join us on the 18th September to find out what is required to realise the Government’s bold statements, and identify nuclear’s opportunities and potential pitfalls. |
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| Topics for discussion and analysis by key industry speakers: |
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Siting and planning issues (BERR & Copeland Borough Council)
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Construction and the supply chain (Bechtel, PB Power & NIA)
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Risk, bankability, investment and decommissioning costs (KPMG & Societe Generale)
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Generic designs and vendor plans (Areva, Westinghouse & GE-Hitachi)
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| Keep an eye out for other upcoming NCE conferences by visiting www.nce.co.uk/events |
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