Offshore Wind Conference 2024 About the Event

The Offshore Wind Conference 2024 kickstarts a critical year of action to address the barriers affecting the deployment of offshore wind and the success of Scotland’s supply chain companies.

Secure your place today to be a part of supply chain and offshore wind collaboration in action.

You'll learn:

• About the scale, pace and change needed to deliver the supply chain and offshore wind required to achieve net-zero.
• How consenting, environmental, grid and network challenges are being unlocked by industry and government action on the ground.
• The latest ongoing work to maximise economic opportunities for Scottish ports funding and manufacturing to achieve a just transition.
• The latest thought leadership, news and project updates from stakeholders seeking catalysts for co-existence.
• How to access advice, supply chain opportunities and who to engage with to grow your offshore wind business.

Why attend?

• Network – Connect in-person with 1000+ supply chain and offshore wind industry leaders.
• Ask – Questions that matter to you and your organisation.
• Discover – The latest technological and process innovations in supply chain and offshore wind from around the globe.  
• Access – Exclusive Meet-the-Buyer business booths, supplier show cases, market intelligence reports, policy and guidance updates.
• Discounts – Scottish Renewables members enjoy exclusive discounted access to our industry-leading events.  

Bookings are now open for delegate passes, dinner passes, exhibition stands, Meet-the-Buyer Business Booths and sponsorship opportunities. The conference programme will be published later in October.

Who should attend?

This sell-out conference is essential for those keen to play a role in offshore wind deployment in Scotland. From developers and Tier 1 suppliers to smaller businesses and innovators across the supply chain, this event is an opportunity to gain insights and intelligence from all parts of the sector. For all those working on the energy transition in the North Sea, and from fixed-bottom to floating foundations, our programme and networking opportunities will work for a diverse energy audience. And for those working on research, ecology and energy policy, we will draw together all these essential themes in our review of barriers to ambition.