UK Offshore Wind 2024

The UK government has committed to increasing the proportion of energy generated from renewables in order to fully decarbonise the electricity system by 2030. As a key part of achieving this target, the Government has pledged to quadruple offshore wind power production in the UK by the end of the decade.

Earlier this year, the Climate Change Committee concluded that the number of new offshore wind installations each year would need to be trebled, if the UK was going to meet its net zero target.

This year’s conference - Offshore Wind 2024 – at the Danish Embassy in London looks at the framework in place to deliver this, the upcoming offshore wind projects, as well as the technological advances needed scale deployment and reduce costs.

The place for the Danish-UK-international wind energy industry and its supply chain to meet.

To ensure most relevant and up to date content, the line-up is always revealed late. But like every year, we are pretty confident we will get content together that will attract an audience of regulars as well as new attendees. We typically sell out, so consider buying you ticket now to avoid dissapointment.

The programme updates as we publish them can be found on the event page at https://dkuk.org/events/uk-offshore-wind-2024/.

All subject to change.

Subject to Terms, conditions and cancellation policy all published on the event page https://dkuk.org/events/uk-offshore-wind-2024/

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