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[Type Here] Full Delegate List 07.10.20 [Type here] Full Delegate List 07.10.20 First Name Last Name Job Title Organisation Nicholas Pacewicz General Manager 2H Offshore Engineering Ltd Jorge Porres Technical Director 547Energy International Business Development Manager Emma Harrick Renewables A&P Group Councillor Philip Bell - Aberdeen City Team Leader International Trade Morag McCorkindale and Investment Aberdeen City Council Anthony Brooks Principal Consultant ABPmer Ivan Harnett Renewables market lead Acteon Alan Shanks Partner Addleshaw Goddard LLP Advanced Industrial Solutions (AIS) & Geoff Croft Head of Sales - Renewable Energy Survivex Ivar Simensen Head of Communications Aker Horizons Leif Holst Senior Manager Aker Offshore Wind Leif Holst Senior Manager Aker Offshore Wind Anders Nordberg Procurement Aker Offshore Wind Geir Ove Karlsen Head of Operations Aker Offshore Wind Juan Pablo Del Rio Senior Manager, Digitalizaton Aker Offshore Wind Johan Sandberg Senior Manager Aker Offshore Wind Marthin Sveier Senior System Engineer Aker Offshore Wind Knut Vassbotn Head of Business Development Aker Offshore Wind Marthin Sveier Senior System Engineer Aker Offshore Wind Ross Erskine Senior Manager Aker Solutions Sian Lloyd-Rees Country Manager for the UK Aker Solutions Christopher Williams Senior Manager Aker Solutions Christopher Williams Senior Manager Aker Solutions Corentin Moreau Student Project Manager AKROCEAN Andrew Civil Head of Commercial ALS (UK) Ltd Sector Officer - Economic Rami Zaatari Development Angus Council / Forth & Tay Offshore Lucy Green Energy Transition Manager Apollo Offshore Engineering Stuart Davidson Operational Director (Scotland) Arcus Consultancy Services Richard Sweetnam Director AREG Lead Designer of Offshore Gordon Jackson Structures Arup James Robinson Senior Maritime Engineer Arup Ashit Jadav Senior Naval Architect Arup Andrew Clarke Group Head of Master Planning Associated British Ports Madeleine Hallward Group Head of Strategic Comms Associated British Ports Group Head of Commercial Andy Reay (Offshore Wind) Associated British Ports [Type here] Full Delegate List 07.10.20 Offshore Wind Development Gareth Russell Manager Associated British Ports Ralph Windeatt ABP Rep Associated British Ports Senior Naval Architect, Hieu Le Engineering & Consulting Atkins Daniel Stevens Renewable Risk Engineer AXIS Insurance Head of Renewables Alasdair MacLeod Development Baywa r.e Uk Limited Christine McGregor Head of Commercial Baywa r.e Uk Limited Kevin Meier Senior Analyst Baywa r.e Uk Limited Ian Simms Senior Development Manager Baywa r.e Uk Limited Clemens Baldauf Assistant Economist BEIS Yuen Cheung Head of Offshore Wind BEIS Head of Renewable Energy Yannis Dragotis Innovation Deli BEIS Kringelholt Rigmor Fowkes - BEIS Scott Parnell BEIS Conor Thompson-Clarke Private Secretary BEIS Barney Wareing Civil Servant BEIS Business Development John Sinclair Consultant - Renewables Bilfinger Salamis Helen Hooper BDM Black & Veatch Ltd Ioan Smallwood Director Blackfish Adam Paxton Senior Staff Engineer BPP Cable Solutions Christof Dewijngaert General Manager Synthetic Ropes Bridon-Bekaert Greg Mozsgai Business Development Manager Bridon-Bekaert Steve Broadbent Sales Director Bruce Anchor Ltd Amy McPherson Solicitor Burges Salmon Craig Whelton Partner Burges Salmon Jan Matthiesen Director Carbon Trust Sam Strivens Senior Associate Carbon Trust Gareth Ellery Business Development Manager Cathie Associates Ltd Jim O'Brien Scotland Account Manager Ceetak Ltd Mark Dixon Director Cerulean Winds Chloe Lemonnier Business Development Manager CETEAL Angus Cooper Director CIBC Ltd Innes Cameron Director Clarkson Port Services Ltd CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Robin Hutchison Partner Olswang LLP Gareth Robinson Business Services Specialist CNOOC International Richard Copeland Technical Development Director Copenhagen Offshore Partners [Type here] Full Delegate List 07.10.20 Isaac Connell Floating Wind Engineer Copenhagen Offshore Partners Lee Martin Subsea Consultant Crondall Energy Duncan Peace Group Managing Director Crondall Energy Colin Palmer Director of Marine Crown Estate Scotland Mark McKean Development Manager Crown Estate Scotland Pamela Ogilvie - Decom North Sea Paul O'Brien Senior Development Manager DeepWind Senior Policy Adviser - Emerging Department for Business Energy and Anna Pastore Renewables Industrial Strategy Department for Business, Energy and Becky Higgins Investor Relations Advisor Industrial Strategy Department for Business, Energy and Fiona Mettam Deputy Director, Clean Electricity Industrial Strategy Bruce Clements Specialist Department for International Trade Marita Tennebo Senior Market Adviser Department for International Trade Elisabetta Paci Business Development Ductform HFE Lead Officer, Energy and Business Dundee City Council / Forth & Tay Caroline Morgan Development Offshore Michael Lynch Associate Director Eden Scott Limited Rich Evans Analyst, Strategy & Analysis EDF Energy Renewables Limited Dr Nancy McLean EDF Renewables Aldrik De Fombelle Developer Elicio NV Andrej Knoop Engineering Project Manager EnBW Energie Baden-Wurttemberg AG Yukiko Asano Renewable Energy Business Dept. ENEOS Seiya Shiiba ENEOS Corporation Jess Wright Energi Coast Caroline Lofthouse Energi Coast Hamish Penman Digital Journalist Energy Voice William Stevenson Commercial Director Enshore Subsea Vice President of Wind and Low Stephen Bull Carbon Solutions Equinor Principal Engineer Impact Monica Fundingsland Assessment and Social Pe Equinor Lise Hjelle Communications Equinor Rhodri James BD & Supply Chain Equinor Giovanni Picotti BD & Technology Equinor Anne Marit Hansen BD Europe Equinor Arne Eik BD & Electrification Equinor Catherine Maloney BD - ScotWind Equinor [Type here] Full Delegate List 07.10.20 Monica Fundingsland Consenting & permitting Equinor Johannes Leininger Area Development - North Sea Equinor Torkel Sjoner Policy & Regulatory Affairs Equinor Thor Christian Andvik Supply chain Equinor Hannah Mary Goodlad Stakeholder relations Equinor Cian Brady Senior Financial Analyst ESB Manager of Offshore Wind Michael Brides Development Projects ESB Renewables Project Development Annraoi Caffrey Manager ESB Ian Chester Senior Commercial Specialist ESB Gary Connolly Offshore Manager ESB Michael Conry General Manager, UK ESB Aoife Galvin Offshore Project Director ESB David Keane Senior Consultant Offshore Wind ESB Paul Lennon Thermal and Offshore Manager ESB Liam Murphy Offshore Project Director ESB Paul Smith Asset Development Manager ESB Scott Crawford Instrument and Controls Engineer European Marine Energy Centre Colin Morgan Partner Everoze Partners Ltd Rory Hutcheson Technical Commercial Manager Falck Renewables Limited Saurabh Shah Head of BD UK & Nordics Falck Renewables Limited John Slater Senior Consultant Fichtner Consulting Engineers Limited Kristina Cholakova Economic Adviser Fife Council / Forth & Tay Offshore Tom McCombes Senior Project Engineer First Marine Solutions Dave McGinlay Business Development Director First Marine Solutions Chris McConville General Manager Floating Power Plant Ian McDonald Forth & Tay Offshore Rep Forth & Tay Offshore Rami Zaatari Forth & Tay Offshore Rep Forth & Tay Offshore Kristina Cholakova Forth & Tay Offshore Rep Forth & Tay Offshore Lynsey Shovlin Forth & Tay Offshore Rep Forth & Tay Offshore Caroline Morgan Forth & Tay Offshore Rep Forth & Tay Offshore Lynsey Shovlin Project Manager Forth and Tay Offshore Robert Mason Senior Commercial Manager Forth Ports Ltd Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy Mareike Leimeister Research Associate Systems IWES Thomas Bransden Consultant Frazer-Nash Consultancy [Type here] Full Delegate List 07.10.20 Graham Hawkes Engineering Manager Frazer-Nash Consultancy Ian Couchman Frazer-Nash Consultancy Chris Vibert Frazer-Nash Consultancy Paul Mather Frazer-Nash Consultancy Carolyn Heeps Head of Offshore Wind Fred. Olsen Renewables Duncan Cameron Director Frontera Enterprise Ltd Global Business Development Julia Roope Manager Offshore Wind Fugro Stuart Killbourn Principal Engineer Fugro GB Marine Ltd Michael Quinnell Manager, Offshore Systems Fugro GB Marine Ltd Susan Gordon Business Development Manager Fugro Renewables Services Joyce Lee Policy and Operations Director Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) Steve Bellew GoBe Consultants Ltd Gayle Boyle Technical Director GoBe Consultants Ltd Seamus McCabe Vice President Green Investment Group Maria Moreno Deputy Director Greenalia Power David Timmington Commercial Director Griffin-Woodhouse Limited Guy Marshall Adviser Guy Marshall Agung Iswadi PhD Student Heriot-Watt University Marcus Thor Project Director Hexicon Mark Goalen Director Offshore Engineering Houlder LTD Niall Stuart Director Hutcheson Associates Niall Stuart Director Hutcheson Associates Neal Scrivener Business Development Manager Hutchinson Engineering Ltd Vice President Emerging Michelle Conaghan Technologies & New Forms o IDA Tamara Fernandez Marketing Director Ingeniacity Offshore Business Development Fernando Perez Alcade Manager Ingeteam UK Limited Environment Lead and Business Intertek plc Energy and Water Beth Monkman Development Director Consultancy Services Ross Stephen Account Manager Invicta Public Affairs (Group) Limited Gino Bawn Head of Offshore Renewables ITPEnergised Vian Davys Renewables Sector Lead ITPEnergised Frankie Whitaker ITPEnergised Kathryn Collins ITPEnergised Lindsay Smith ITPEnergised Martin Hird ITPEnergised Dean Sanders Sales Manager JDR Cable Systems Michael Wells Sales Manager JDR cables Ltd Takamasa Mori Manager JERA POWER UK
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