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Event InfoMastering Wind Power8 - 10 July 2020, Singaporewww.infocusinternational.com/windOverviewA comprehensive, up-to-date and business-focused roadmap to success in delivering wind powergrowth, today and tomorrow.Attendees will leave with an excellent understanding of all the key factors facing wind power developersand investors, from resource assessment and energy production complexities, through project developmentand planning challenges, to financial returns and risks.The course schedule is designed to be highly participative, including time to work in groups to apply andillustrate the learning points throughout the course. To do so, attendees will utilise online tools, wind resourcedatasets, energy yield, financial and other simple calculations, along with structured discussions onkey planning and market environment considerations.In keeping with the business-focused theme of the course, these illustrative exercises are designed toprovide time-efficient clarification of the key course takeaways, aimed at commercially-focused businessdevelopers and investors. They are therefore deliberately made accessible to non-experts, not designed toreplicate the complex or in-depth detailed planning undertaken – over much longer periods! – by experiencedengineers and technical teams.Course Highlights• Learn from global experiences in windpower project development• Understand unique properties of windresource, and how these feed into financialrisk analysis• Gain a business-focused, up-to-dateperspective on current and emerging windtechnology innovations and project deliverybest practices• Analyse and discuss practical and projectdelivery risks facing wind power projects,including key stakeholder engagements• Get hands-on with a financial model to betterunderstand financial risks and returns for windpower projects• Compare and contrast the unique extra costsand complexities of offshore wind projectswith those onshoreWho Should Attend• Renewable power project developers• Power plant owners and operators(utilities and IPPs)• Transmission/Distribution system operators• Policymakers and policy advisors• Investors, including commercial anddevelopment banks, venture capital andprivate equity• Vendors & EPC contractors• Large energy users• Commercial energy-sector servicessuppliers (law, insurance etc.)Teaching MethodologyThe agenda will combine presented materials withplenty of opportunity for Q&A, interactive discussions,and the use of quantitative models to illustrate keylearning points. Current market examples and data areutilised wherever helpful.Course CertificateUpon the successful completion of this course, youwill receive a Certificate of Completion bearing thesignatures from both the Course Director and theCourse Organiser. This Certificate will testify yourendeavour and serve towards your professionaladvancement.To Register/Enquire on this course, please contact:Abigail HarrisInfocus InternationalTel: +65 6325 0215Email: abigail@infocusinternational.comWebsite: www.infocusinternational.com/wind
E: abigail@infocusinternational.com www.infocusinternational.com/windBRAND NEW COURSE“I enjoyed the course with lots of demonstrations and case studies. The facilitator wasjust m ar vellous, up to the ga m e . I t w a s a v a l u e fo r m o n ey workshop.”Director of Finance, Electricity Generation Company MalawiMastering Wind Power8 – 10 July 2020, SingaporeBenefits of Attending■ Learn from global experiences in wind power project development■ Understand unique properties of wind resource, and how these feed into financial risk analysis■ Gain a business-focused, up-to-date perspective on current and emerging wind technology innovations andproject delivery best practices■ Analyse and discuss practical and project delivery risks facing wind power projects, including key stakeholderengagements■ Get hands-on with a financial model to better understand financial risks and returns for wind power projects■ Compare and contrast the unique extra costs and complexities of offshore wind projects with those onshoreWho Should Attend■ Renewable power project developers■ Power plant owners and operators (utilities and IPPs)■ Transmission/Distribution system operators■ Policymakers and policy advisors■ Investors, including commercial and development banks, venture capital and private equity■ Vendors & EPC contractors■ Large energy users■ Commercial energy-sector services suppliers (law, insurance etc.)Book 3 personsor more and save$300eachSupported by:OFFSHORE MAGAZINEENERGY INSIGHT
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