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Welcome to the POWER cluster project – The Northern European Competence Network for Offshore Wind Energy.
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“Research meets Business” workshop in Flensburg, February 3rd 2010
For the regions of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, and Southern Denmark the offshore wind energy sector is becoming ever more important for realizing jobs and economic development.
Therefore, the Schleswig-Holstein Ministry of Science, Economic Affairs and Transport and the Chamber of Industry and Commerce Flensburg (IHK Flensburg), partners in the EU funded projects “POWER cluster” respectively “FURGY”, are organizing a workshop bringing together Danish and Northern German research institutions and business to assess the needs and possibilities for enhanced cross-border cooperation. Read more
Important business event: SNS 2010
POWER cluster is pleased to be sponsoring the Southern North Sea (SNS) Conference for the second successive year. The conference and supporting events are organised by EEEGR.
Supporting events take place the 24th of February 2010 with the SNS Conference the following day. POWER cluster is offering a total of 6 free places for non-UK businesses and 4 free places for UK businesses to the Innovation Awards Gala Dinner and a total of 3 free places to the SNS conference to non-UK businesses. Read more
POWER cluster takes centre stage...
All-Energy has always taken pride in setting out and delivering against a leading edge agenda. 2010 will be no different as one of the Keynote sessions for the All Energy Exhibition and Conference 2010 will present a report back at the Mid Term of POWER cluster. Read more
World’s second largest windfarm a “windfall” opportunity for East Anglia companies
The windfarm, which is likely to have at least 1.000 turbines, dwarfing the 30 turbine Scroby Sands windfarm off Great Yarmouth, will be build about 15 miles off the north Suffolk coast and north Suffolk coast.
John Best, chief executive of EEEGR , a POWER cluster project partner, said: “We have a unique opportunity with our geographical location, shallow water, twin ports Yarmouth and Lowestoft and established skills in offshore engineering to make the east of England the home of renewable energy”. Read more
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