Offshore Wind Conference 2022 Dinner

Dinner Sponsor

The Offshore Wind Conference Dinner will take place on Tuesday 08 March 2022 (after Day 1 of the conference) at the Grand Central Hotel in Glasgow’s city centre. Guests will be treated to a special Burns Supper-themed evening of dining, entertainment and networking, and the event will welcome over 250 renewable energy professionals for a relaxed evening of traditional food and entertainment.

What is a Burns Supper?

Held throughout the world on Burns Night (or on an evening close to it), a traditional Burns Supper is an evening event that celebrates the life and work of Robert Burns, Scotland’s national poet. Everyone attending a Burns Supper can enjoy a hearty feast, which traditionally includes haggis, potatoes and turnips, rounded off with drams of whisky, as well as Burns poems and songs and the music of a piper. Read more about Burns Suppers.

Tickets and tables

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Venue

The Grand Ballroom, Grand Central Hotel, 99 Gordon St, Glasgow G1 3SF. The dinner venue is a short walk from the conference venue. Guests of the Offshore Wind Conference Dinner can benefit from 10% off the Best Available Rate at the Grand Central Hotel. To redeem this offer please contact Scottish Renewables for instructions.

Format

18:00 Civic Drinks Reception courtesy of The Rt Hon The Lord Provost and Glasgow City Council
18:45 Welcome speeches:
The Depute Lord Provost, Bailie Christy Mearns
Claire Mack, Chief Executive, Scottish Renewables
Amanda Bryan, Chair, Crown Estate Scotland
19:05 Address to the Haggis and Selkirk Grace
Kirsty MacArthur, Director, MacArthur Green
19:15 Dinner is served
21:00 Toast to the Lassies
Jamie Maxton, Head of External Relations (Scotland), SSE Renewables
21:05 Reply to the Toast to the Lassies
Joanne Allday, Strategy and Business Development Manager, Port of Cromarty Firth
21:10 Vote of Thanks
Ben Miller, Senior Policy Manager, Scottish Renewables
21:15 Networking
23:00 Event close
Timings are approximate