London Wind Academy 2024
Wednesday, November 13
3.30 pm
Lloyd’s building, Lime Street 1
Lloyd’s Banqueting Suite
Registration and coffee
Welcome and opening
by Georg Nygaard, NIORD
3.45 pm
The ClubFloat Windfarm Project
Introduction and update on the ClubFloat case.
To set a realistic scene for discussions and group tasks, NIORD has established the fictitious “ClubFloat Windfarm Project”. During the Academy the cover issues and claims examples will be based on ClubFloat.
by Simon Markussen, NIORD
4.00 pm
Offshore Wind - Warm Up
Floating windfarms seen in context of history, technology, status and development in the world wide wind industry.
by Paulius Kavaliauskas, Ellinor Morrison, Simon Markussen, NIORD
4.10 pm
4.30 pm
Break
"Insuring ClubFloat" panel session
Insurance clauses & conditions
The CUO of NIORD has taken on the role as insurance manager for the Project ClubFloat, and is now looking at finding best insurance parameters for both the upcoming construction and operation phases. He has many questions and finds it very challenging, but is lucky to have assistance from a panel of knowledgeable insurance advisors.
by
Bin Wang, NIORD
Daniel Sim, Strategic Account Manager, Natural Resources, AON
Jonny Allen, Partner ‑ Renewables, Power & Energy, McGill and Partners
Robert Bates, Partner, Nardac Insurance Services
Steven Munday, Global Renewable Energy Leader, Willis Towers Watson
4.40 pm
5.25 pm
Break
Transmission - the main arteries of Offshore Wind
The growth of renewable power offshore is dependent on an efficient and stable transmission infrastructure. What challenges and exposures are seen from the insurers? And how will floating wind be developed?
by Mats Johan Waage and Sunniva Hellesund, NIORD
5.40 pm
6.10 pm
“ClubFloat needs repair”
Major maintenance and repairs of FOWFs
With floating windfarms, the industry is up against new challenges in relation to major maintenance and repairs. What are the specifics applicable to floating windfarms and what options are there to consider? We will examine opportunities and challenges of doing major maintenance and repair involving major component exchanges.
Lukas Carbol, NIORD
Eelko May, Managing Director of LiftOff
Vidar Horneland, Senior Risk Advisor at Norwegian Hull Club
End & summary
by Pål Nytveit, NIORD
6.55 pm
7.00 pm
Norwegian Hull Club's Office
Lime Street 37/39
Social gathering
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