We were delighted to attend Global Offshore Wind in the event’s twentieth anniversary year.
The largest event of its kind, Global Offshore Wind provides a fantastic opportunity to connect with thought leaders and policymakers from around the globe. As the energy sector has transformed, we too have developed our expertise to mirror changes in focus, remaining at the forefront of the industry and understanding the issues as they emerge. We invite you to browse our expert insights and connect with event attendees across this dedicated Global Offshore Wind hub.
Global Offshore Wind experts
Daniel is a Chartered (UK) and European Patent Attorney specialising in mechanical engineering, with a particular focus on energy technologies.
Tomas Karger
Partner
Canadian Patent Attorney, Registered UK Patent Attorney and European Patent Attorney
Tomas is a registered Canadian Patent Attorney, Registered UK Patent Attorney and European Patent Attorney.
Robbie has experience prosecuting and drafting UK and European patent applications for clients operating in the field of engineering, primarily relating to the oil and gas industry.
Gavin is a Chartered (UK) and European Patent Attorney with a background in physics. He has particular experience in the fields of optics, lasers, semiconductors, sensors and electromechanical devices.
Insights
Floating new ideas for the next generation of turbine technology
Innovation will be essential in expanding and improving offshore wind technologies by solving the variety of technical problems involved in manufacturing, assembling, installing and operating the next generation of 15-megawatt offshore wind turbines.
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Will European IP be the key for overseas countries in meeting their Net Zero targets?
A joint report by the European Patent Office (EPO) and International Energy Agency (IEA) analyses global trends in clean energy technology innovation and provides some useful insight into innovation in the wind energy sector.
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Wind power and the power grid – IoT, AI and big data
Wind power will undoubtedly be a significant part of the energy mix of the future. Protecting and future proofing the technical advancements of today will ensure that wind power is efficient and high value for all involved.
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UK offshore wind supply chain
The UK, like many other nations, is going through an energy transition towards cleaner sources of energy. The government is looking to accelerate this transition in light of recent global developments and the need to reduce reliance on imported energy.
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