Peter Giddings, Chief Engineer for Energy at the National Composites Centre will be chairing a panel at RenewableUK: Future Energy Wales, taking place on Tuesday, 12 November at ICC Wales. The panel, “B5: The best way to predict the future is to prevent it,” will explore the role of clusters in driving innovation, how the industry can ensure a greater focus on Wales, and applicable best practices.
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Organised by RenewableUK, Future Energy Wales showcases the economic opportunities and strategic partnerships needed to speed up the transition to renewables across the UK. Over the next decade, Wales will need to quadruple its wind power capacity - from both onshore and offshore sources - to meet our rising need for clean electricity.
Together, offshore and onshore wind presents a major economic opportunity for Wales and the UK, creating thousands of jobs and billions in investment. For Welsh businesses, scaling up to meet the demands of this industry will be key.
Wales is big enough to make a difference yet small enough to make it happen. By partnering across political parties and borders, Wales aims to secure a clean energy future that enhances the competitiveness of UK businesses and supply chains, strengthens energy security, and benefits billpayers, communities, and the environment. The two-day event aims to deliver a dynamic exhibition, insightful programme, and all the latest sector news, opportunities and updates.
