All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2024

Engineering a net-zero future
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The University of Plymouth will be attending the All-Energy Exhibition and Conference in Glasgow, the meeting place for the renewable and low-carbon energy community.
All-Energy is the largest event in the UK that promotes low-carbon energy and renewable energy supply chains. The main objective of this event is to unite the renewable energy community for two days of uninterrupted business, networking, and creating new connections. The co-located Dcarbonise event is specifically designed for energy end-users in both the private and public sectors.
Meet our experts, learn about our cutting-edge research and state-of-the-art testing facilities, and find out how we can support your organisation in creating sustainable solutions for energy systems. Speak to us to explore potential R&D collaborations, study opportunities and skills development in the field of renewable energy.
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Programme highlights

How can we accelerate, de-risk and optimise development and deployment of floating offshore wind in the Celtic Sea?

Speaker: Kevin Forshaw 
Date: Wednesday 15 May 2024
Time and venue: 10:20-10:40, Offshore Wind Theatre
In his talk, Kevin will explore the role universities play in enabling companies to bring innovative solutions to market and prepare the future workforce for the offshore renewable energy (ORE) industry. He will explain how diverse research initiatives strengthen R&D in the ORE sector and how modern state-of-the-art research facilities can de-risk and optimise the development and deployment of new technology.
Celtic Sea floating offshore wind
 
All-Energy
  • Welcome and introduction – Supergen ORE Hub and setting the scene of ORE acceleration to 2040 – Professor Deborah Greaves OBE FREng, University of Plymouth
  • How do we reduce consenting times required for new ORE projects? – Professor Beth Scott, University of Aberdeen
  • How do we develop a net zero supply chain? – Jonathan Hodges, Wave Energy Scotland
  • How do we get people engaged? – developing the workforce needed for the future – Professor Jim Gilbert, University of Hull
  • How do we accelerate and enable policy for ORE developments to achieve the ambitious targets for deployment? – Professor Henry Jeffrey, University of Edinburgh
  • Other initiatives to aid acceleration to ORE targets, facilities and data – Professor Deborah Greaves OBE FREng, University of Plymouth and Professor Tim Stallard, University of Manchester
  • Panel discussion and audience questions.
 

Research and expertise in renewable energy

Enabled by significant investment in state-of-the-art facilities and our leadership of the national Supergen Offshore Renewable Energy Hub, we are at the forefront of offshore renewable energy research and innovation.
COAST Lab - 2013914

Coastal, Ocean and Sediment Transport (COAST) laboratory
Ship simulator

Maritime Simulation Laboratory
cyber-SHIP lab

Cyber-SHIP Lab
Offshore wind farm

Cyber-Resilience of Offshore Wind Networks (CROWN)
Exterior of Babbage Building

Babbage Building: where engineering meets design
Marine Navigation Centre

Autonomous Marine Systems (AMS) facilities and equipment
 
Celtic Sea floating offshore wind
 

Centre for Decarbonisation and Offshore Renewable Energy 

In response to climate change imperatives, we are bringing together a critical mass of leading research and expertise from across the University of Plymouth. Through co-creation and collaboration with partners from business, government and key communities from across the globe, the Centre aims to be a beacon for the University’s whole-system transdisciplinary approach to solutions-oriented research, accelerating sustainable developments in decarbonisation and renewable energy.
Centre for Decarbonisation and Offshore Renewable Energy
 

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