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O&M Conference

Website visit Address Aura, Hull Start September 13, 2023 - End September 13, 2023 -

About the Event:

We’re pleased to announce that O&M Conference will be back in 2023.

Why O&M?

The UK has built a world leading reputation in the Operations and Maintenance of OSW – innovating and developing technologies, techniques and knowhow that are in high demand as other countries invest heavily in building their own offshore wind assets. The growth in this segment is already huge, as are the opportunities for UK companies to grow in this market.

Why attend?

This conference is about delivering on these opportunities while overcoming challenges. Focussed on feedback and lessons learned from companies and people that are delivering practical growth – making things happen and willing to share their experiences.

Learn: Lessons from the existing supply chain.
Meet: O&M experts, innovators and leaders.
Gain: Cross-sector insight.
Understand: The practical challenges of O&M.
See: Demonstrations of leading edge technology.

Who should attend?

Existing practitioners – from the board room, to the ops room.
Companies looking to grow their offerings/ capabilities in the UK and internationally.
New entrants to OSW.
Companies looking to enter the O&M supply chain.

ORE Catapult Presence:

We are the official event partner and co-organiser for O&M Conference 2023.

13th Sep

A1: SAFER: Processes & Procedures – 9:30 AM to 10:15 AM

Our Operations & Maintenance Centre of Excellence (OMCE) Manager, Katharine York is speaking on on this panel which aims to answer the following questions:

What are the current best practice in offshore emergency response?
How is the offshore wind industry working together to ensure high levels and standards for H&S?
What are latest trends in offshore wind Health & Safety innovations?
What are the practical challenges and the safety processes already in place?

A5 SMARTER: Owners’ perspectives on smarter wind farm operations – 2:15 PM to 3:00 PM

Andrew Yardley, our Wind Benchmarking Analyst and lead on the SPARTA project is speaking on this panel which will discuss SCADA data and the real-world feedback that can drive the performance of offshore wind farms securely.