Join us for our annual Offshore Wind Conference Dinner, sponsored by West of Orkney Windfarm, as we bring in a new year of opportunity in our industry whilst celebrating the life and work of Robert Burns, Scotland’s national poet.  

Combining haggis, piping and poetry, the evening will welcome 400 renewable energy professionals for a relaxed evening of traditional Burns Supper cuisine, entertainment and relaxed networking at the end of Day 1 of the conference, under the vaulted ceilings of Glasgow’s iconic Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum.   

Date

Wednesday 22 January 2025 (end of Day 1 of the conference) 

Venue 

Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, Argyle Street, Glasgow, G3 8AG 

Timings 

19:00 Arrival drinks reception
20:00 Welcome speeches
Colin Palmer, Director of Offshore, Scottish Renewables
Stuart McAuley, Project Director, West of Orkney Windfarm
20:10 Address to the Haggis
Mark Baxter, Project Director, Ocean Winds
20:20 An Ode to a Windfarm
Simon Cleary, Energy Transition Director, Biggar Economics
Supper is served
22:00 A Toast
Sue Vincent, Stakeholder Engagement & Communications, Inch Cape Offshore Windfarm
22:05 Vote of thanks
Emma Harrick, Director of Energy Transition and Supply Chain, Scottish Renewables
22:10 Auld Lang Syne and networking
23:00 Last orders
23:30 Event close

Tickets 

Book your tickets using the button below. Tables of 10 are available as well as individual seats. Tickets include: drink on arrival, three-course meal with wine on the table, teas, coffees and petit fours.  

Dress Code 

Business wear – traditional Burns Supper attire optional!