SOUTHAMPTON, UK

15-17 JUNE 2027

SOUTHAMPTON, UK

Operating for Offshore Wind in a Changing Market
Seawork 2026
En direct

Operating for Offshore Wind in a Changing Market

Commencé à : 10 juin 2026
Disponible jusqu'à : 31 juillet 2030
Online Session

On-demand

English
À propos
How can we adapt to support offshore wind while managing utilisation and commercial risk?

Offshore wind continues to drive vessel demand, but changing project pipelines and market conditions are forcing operators to reassess risk, utilisation, and flexibility. This session examines how vessels, port infrastructure, and operations can be structured to support offshore wind while remaining commercially resilient. Speakers will share applied experience to help operators make practical decisions on fleet flexibility, utilisation, and commercial risk as market conditions evolve.

Commercial resilience and operational performance are central themes across the 2026 programme. These free-to-attend, bite-size sessions focus on where emerging technologies and operational choices are delivering measurable value in service.

Drawing on real-world experience, sessions will explore the commercial realities of autonomy, the performance and risk profile of different propulsion systems, and how vessel operations and infrastructure can adapt to evolving offshore wind market conditions.

Intervenants

Bill Anderson

CEOUK Ports

David Cooper

Clean Maritime ManagerORE Catapult

Joseph Hodgson

Chartering Manager UK, Naval ArchitectO.S. Energy UK

John Krielaart

Product Manager SpecialsDamen Shipyards

Modérateur

Rhys Jones

Head of Competence and TrainingIMCA