Activities in the Regional Offshore Wind Sector

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1 Activities in the Regional Offshore Wind Sector

2 East of England Energy Group Business development, skills, networking, industry engagement, policy and lobbying Represent some 300 members in the East of England Profit neutral, industry-led group Energy Sector Lead organisation for NALEP Members operate through all energy sectors, throughout energy production and supply chain including: Renewables Marine Network and distribution EEEGR s mission is to be the source of new opportunities and knowledge to enable member companies to strategically grow their businesses

3 Regional Offshore Wind Portfolio Supply Chain Ports Generating Pipeline 50 years experience Innovation Transition Exportable Great Yarmouth Lowestoft Harwich Wells Scroby Sands Lincs, Lynn Inner Dowsing Sheringham Shoal Race Bank East Anglia 1 East Anglia 1 North Norfolk Vanguard Norfolk Boreas Skills for Energy Lifecycle Ipswich King s Lynn Dudgeon Greater Gabbard Galloper East Anglia 2 East Anglia 3 Hornsea (1,2,3,4) Gunfleet Sands Triton Knoll London Array

4 Special Interest Groups (SIGs) Working to address industry challenges set by operators; TOR s, products and outputs Offshore Wind Promoting our region as an O&M centre of excellence Promoting the manufacturing and decommissioning capabilities associated with OW Learned presentations and operator presentations Marine Autonomy audit for subsea inspection Seabed mapping UKCS to support innovation and industry growth Southern North Sea Rejuvenation Synergies and collaboration between Offshore Wind and Oil and Gas sectors to improve efficiency and drive down costs Anglo Dutch collaboration Futures: Digitalisation and Network Distribution and Storage

5 Skills for Energy (SfE) One of EEEGR s core programmes, skills pathways ECITB major supporter of this programme Industry led with specific focus upon delivering skilled people to the sector Works with the regions schools, colleges universities and commercial skills providers Energy Skills Foundation Programme at East Coast College BSc, MSc, BEng, MEng in Energy Engineering at UEA Offshore Wind Skills Centre at East Coast College, transition into sector, industry led

6 Events and Networking Putting buyers in touch with vendors Mix of business to business and social events, networking Annual Offshore Wind Week East Anglian Event Annual Skills for Energy conference and Exhibition House of Commons Reception Social: Christmas Networking Dinner and Annual Awards Flagship annual Southern North Sea Conference May 2019 Technical SIG events Marine Site Investigation Oct 2018

7 Outreach on behalf of our Members Marketing our region as a centre of excellence for Offshore Wind Working with in-scope organisations e.g. Renewable UK Working with Local Council Economic Development Departments and New Anglia LEP Working with Local MPs, Government Departments including OGA, BEIS, DCLG and Treasury Tenders, opportunities, trade missions, export Anglo Dutch collaboration SNS Rejuvenation SIG Southern North Sea Alliance between EEEGR, THMA, Ijmuiden Port and North Sea Energy Gateway (Den Helder) Signing MOU at Offshore Europe 2018 in Amsterdam The East of England - The Global Leader for Offshore Wind

8 UK Offshore Wind Sector Deal Source: OWIC Sector Deal Prospectus June 2018 Market research to realise the regional offer, formation of cluster along the East Coast, revitalising our coastal communities, exports

9 Questions Questions? East Scroby Anglia Sands ONE (Phase 30 x 2MW 1) 102 turbines x 7 MW turbines 60 MW Capacity 714 MW Capacity East of England 45.9bn United Kingdom 409bn Alison Lucas Collier General Manager EEEGR alison.lucascollier@eeegr.com Projects