Scottish Renewables' Renewable Energy Supply Chain Conference returns to Aberdeen on May 28.
Building on a foundation of invention and innovation, from world-renowned whisky and pioneering digital technologies to aerospace, life sciences and unparalleled oil & gas expertise, Scotland’s entrepreneurial spirit has driven economic growth for generations.
Now, the country stands on the cusp of major economic opportunity. Scotland’s businesses are already stepping into leading roles to deliver the renewable energy projects that will power our nation, strengthen energy security and tackle climate change. In doing so, they are helping to build an industry with a sustainable, long-lasting legacy that also supports the prosperity of our local communities for decades to come.
Across the lifecycle of onshore and offshore wind farms, green hydrogen projects, solar parks and ocean energy developments, suppliers are honing their skills, expanding their teams and fine-tuning their processes to meet the demands of a rapidly growing industry. From deeper waters and bigger turbines to an evolving regulatory environment, the supply chain must navigate the realities of bringing more clean electricity online.
Despite uncertain project timelines and a shifting political landscape, these businesses are playing a pivotal role in consenting, designing, constructing, operating, protecting and improving the clean energy infrastructure that is powering industries and homes across the British Isles.
The Renewable Energy Supply Chain Conference brings together suppliers, developers and stakeholders from across the entire energy spectrum to explore opportunities and identify solutions that will maximise the economic opportunity of Scotland’s green energy future. Our sessions will spotlight the supply chain across the lifecycle of renewable energy projects and explore the key barriers to overcome.
Join to hear from industry leaders as they reflect on what makes Scotland’s supply chain stand out on a global stage, what is in store for the road ahead and the opportunities still to play for as countries across the world transform their energy systems.
You'll learn
- About the specialist products and services on offer from home-grown renewable energy suppliers.
- What support is on offer for businesses seeking to develop their skills, capabilities and facilities.
- Strategies for succeeding in the clean energy sector.
- How Scotland can compete on a global stage across the renewable energy project lifecycle.