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Cybersecurity For Wind Energy Offshore wind cybersecurity is a critical concern due to the increasing reliance on interconnected systems and the potential for significant disruptions. Keywords related to this topic include: offshore wind farm, cybersecurity, SCADA, industrial control systems (ICS), operational technology (OT), network security, data protection, risk assessment, vulnerability management, threat intelligence, intrusion detection, security monitoring, incident response, disaster recovery, business continuity, regulatory compliance, NERC CIP, NIST cybersecurity framework, ISO 27001, IEC 62443, maritime cybersecurity, port security, supply chain security, digital twin, remote access, authentication, authorization, encryption, firewall, intrusion prevention system (IPS), security information and event management (SIEM), vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, security audit, risk mitigation, cyber resilience, zero trust, endpoint security, data integrity, confidentiality, availability, safety systems, programmable logic controller (PLC), human-machine interface (HMI), distributed control system (DCS), communication protocols, wireless communication, satellite communication, remote operations, autonomous systems, machine learning, artificial intelligence, threat actor, malware, ransomware, phishing, denial-of-service (DoS) attack, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, man-in-the-middle attack, social engineering, insider threat, advanced persistent threat (APT), nation-state attack, hacktivism, cyber warfare, critical infrastructure, energy security, national security, environmental impact, economic impact, reputational damage, insurance, liability, regulatory bodies, government agencies, international standards, best practices, awareness training, security awareness, employee training, incident reporting, vulnerability disclosure, security patching, software updates, hardware security, physical security, access control, surveillance systems, perimeter security, emergency response, contingency planning, backup and recovery, data backup, system restoration, forensics, investigation, cyber insurance, risk transfer, legal implications, data breach, privacy, compliance, GDPR, CCPA, data localization, cross-border data flow, cloud security, edge computing, internet of things (IoT) security, industrial internet of things (IIoT) security, digital transformation, smart grid, renewable energy, sustainable energy, offshore energy, wind power, wind turbine, turbine control, wind farm operations, grid integration, power generation, energy storage, transmission, distribution, smart sensors, data analytics, predictive maintenance, remote diagnostics, asset management, lifecycle management, supply chain management, logistics, maritime operations, offshore construction, installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance, decommissioning, safety, health, environment (SHE), occupational safety, risk management framework, bowtie analysis, hazard identification, consequence analysis, likelihood assessment, risk matrix, quantitative risk assessment, qualitative risk assessment, security architecture, security design, secure coding, software development lifecycle (SDLC), DevSecOps, security testing, code review, static analysis, dynamic analysis, fuzzing, vulnerability research, exploit development, ethical hacking, red teaming, blue teaming, purple teaming, security community, information sharing, collaboration, public-private partnership, research and development, innovation, standardization, certification, training programs, education, workforce development, skills gap, cybersecurity skills, talent acquisition, retention, diversity, inclusion, leadership, governance, policy, strategy, investment, budget, return on investment (ROI), cost-benefit analysis, total cost of ownership (TCO), lifecycle cost, risk appetite, risk tolerance, risk threshold, security posture, security maturity, continuous improvement, lessons learned, best practices sharing, knowledge management, information security management system (ISMS), security management, compliance management, audit management, vulnerability management program, incident response plan, disaster recovery plan, business continuity plan, security awareness program, training materials, security policies, procedures, standards, guidelines, frameworks, regulations, laws, legal requirements, ethical considerations, professional ethics, code of conduct, social responsibility, sustainability, environmental stewardship, corporate social responsibility (CSR). Cybersecurity For Wind Energy Price $1,450 (Early Bird: $1,160 until June 1) Duration TBA Dates TBA - enroll to stay updated Format Virtual (Live) Course Status Open Enroll < Back Cybersecurity For Wind Energy This course provides a comprehensive exploration of cybersecurity in the context of renewable energy, with a specific focus on offshore wind projects. As renewable energy generation becomes increasingly integrated into utility infrastructures, the importance of securing critical systems and data cannot be overstated. The course delves into the unique challenges and strategies involved in safeguarding offshore wind energy assets, providing participants with a deep understanding of this vital aspect of the industry. By focusing on cybersecurity in the context of renewable energy, this course equips professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to protect vital energy infrastructure in an increasingly digital and interconnected world. Participants will leave with a strong foundation in renewable energy cybersecurity, prepared to address the unique challenges associated with wind projects. Who Should Attend: - Wind farm operators and managers - Cyber security and IT / OT professionals - Software and hardware technology providers - Planning and risk management analysts - Energy cybersecurity professionals - Health and safety managers and personnel - Environmental experts and regulators - Energy industry professionals seeking expertise in cybersecurity within the renewable energy sector This course offers a unique opportunity to develop expertise in safeguarding renewable energy infrastructure, preparing professionals to secure and sustain the growing wind energy sector in the face of an evolving cybersecurity landscape. Day 1 Introduction to Renewable Energy and Cybersecurity - Understanding Renewable Energy and Its Vulnerabilities - Introduction to cybersecurity challenges Cybersecurity Threat Landscape in Wind Energy - Types of cybersecurity threats - Vulnerabilities in wind energy systems - Case studies of cybersecurity breaches Cybersecurity Standards and Best Practices Cybersecurity Strategies and Implementation Risk Assessment and Management - Identifying potential risks - Risk mitigation strategies - Security risk assessment methodologies Network Security and Data Protection - Securing wind farm networks - Data encryption and protection - Data backup and recovery strategies Wind Energy Cybersecurity Framework and Protocols Wind Farm Network Architecture - Wind farm network design - Securing communication networks - Network segmentation SCADA Systems and Vulnerability Mitigation - Understanding SCADA systems - Vulnerabilities and threat protection - Real-world examples of SCADA security Security Incident Detection and Response - Cyber threat detection systems - Incident response procedures - Creating and implementing an incident response plan Day 2 Health and Safety in a Cybersecure Wind Energy Environment Health and Safety Protocols - The intersection of health, safety, and cybersecurity - Compliance with industry safety standards - Safety measures for cybersecurity personnel Incident Response and Recovery - Cybersecurity incident case studies - Learning from past incidents - Developing strategies for incident recovery Emerging Technologies and Innovations - Cybersecurity innovation in wind energy - Automation and AI applications - Future advancements and challenges Industry Trends and Future Growth - Industry trends and growth prospects - The future of renewable energy cybersecurity - Preparing for an evolving threat landscape Practical Applications and Future Security Security for Distributed Energy Resources - Security challenges in distributed energy systems - Microgrid and decentralized energy cybersecurity - Case studies in distributed energy security Future-Proofing Wind Energy Cybersecurity - Preparing for future threats - Emerging technologies and their impact - Industry collaborations and sharing best practices Course Instructors: Instructors for this course are seasoned professionals with extensive experience in securing critical infrastructure within the renewable energy sector. They offer diverse expertise in cybersecurity strategies and threat mitigation, bringing valuable practical knowledge to the program. Stay tuned for our forthcoming instructor announcements, as they play a pivotal role in enhancing your understanding of this critical aspect of the renewable energy industry. The course outline is subject to change and a detailed agenda will be shared after enrollment.

OSW Planning, Leasing and Permitting Workshop Offshore wind energy, wind farm development, renewable energy, clean energy, green energy, sustainable energy, offshore wind projects, wind turbine installation, wind turbine maintenance, offshore construction, marine environment, environmental impact assessment, environmental impact statement, EIS, environmental review, permitting process, federal permitting, state permitting, local permitting, regulatory approvals, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, BOEM, lease area, offshore lease, commercial lease, site assessment, resource assessment, metocean data, wind resource, bathymetry, geotechnical surveys, benthic surveys, marine mammals, protected species, endangered species, migratory birds, fish stocks, marine ecology, oceanography, coastal zone management, coastal communities, stakeholder engagement, public engagement, community benefits agreement, CBA, visual impact, noise impact, navigation safety, maritime safety, shipping lanes, fishing 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scientific research, data collection, technology innovation, floating offshore wind, deepwater wind, wind turbine technology, blade technology, nacelle, rotor, gearbox, generator, control systems, SCADA, remote sensing, LiDAR, met masts, wind measurement, wave measurement, current measurement, seabed mapping, habitat mapping, wildlife monitoring, avian radar, acoustic monitoring, marine mammal observation, protected species observer, PSO, cultural impact assessment, social impact assessment, economic impact assessment, risk assessment, hazard assessment, safety management system, emergency response plan, contingency plan, insurance, liability, performance bonds, project schedule, project budget, cost overruns, supply chain disruptions, force majeure, dispute resolution, arbitration, mediation, legal framework, regulatory framework, international law, maritime law, Jones Act, Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, OCSLA, National Environmental Policy Act, NEPA, Clean Water Act, CWA, 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international experience, global best practices, innovation, technology transfer, knowledge sharing, capacity building, sustainable development goals, SDGs, Paris Agreement, climate action, energy security, energy independence, economic growth, social equity, environmental stewardship, future generations. OSW Planning, Leasing and Permitting Workshop Price $1,250 (Early bird: $1,000 until August 1) Duration 1-Day Dates On demand - Enroll now Format Virtual (Live) Course Status Open Enroll < Back OSW Planning, Leasing and Permitting Workshop This course does not have a set date. If you are an individual: We will run this course periodically - please enroll through the "Enroll" button above to stay updated If you are a team leader: Please contact us via the "Contact" button to arrange a training for your team. The "Offshore Wind Planning, Leasing, and Permitting" full-day workshop offers a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted world of offshore wind energy in the United States. Participants will delve into key aspects of the industry through extensive discussion and interactive exercises, covering topics from the current state of the industry to the intricacies of planning/leasing/permitting, to the anticipated changes with the new administration. This is a workshop - be ready to put your knowledge and ideas to work! Course Objectives: This workshop aims to equip participants with a well-rounded understanding of offshore wind energy in the U.S. and the ability to actively participate in the many steps in the process leading to steel in the water. The objectives are as follows: - Gain insights into the present landscape of the U.S. offshore wind industry. - Explore the role of federal and state governments in ocean governance. - Understand the influence of technology and its historical context. - Analyze the legislative and regulatory background shaping the industry. - Examine real-life case studies of offshore wind projects, including Cape Wind and the Imaginary Energy Program. - Engage in discussions on the challenges and opportunities within the industry. - Learn about stakeholder involvement and outreach strategies. - Delve into the complex dynamics of offshore wind auctions. - Participate in an auction exercise to simulate real-world scenarios. - Gain an overview of site assessment, COP (Construction and Operations Plan) development, and the BOEM/BSEE handoff. - Explore the current and future industry challenges, such as the supply chain, infrastructure, and transmission. Who Should Attend: Professionals and individuals with a vested interest in offshore wind energy will find this workshop invaluable. This includes: - Government officials and policymakers involved in energy regulation. - Industry professionals and decision-makers. - Technology enthusiasts seeking an overview of the offshore wind landscape. - Academics and researchers interested in the industry's history and legislative backdrop. - Stakeholders and community representatives involved in offshore wind projects. - Those interested in the dynamics of offshore wind auctions. - Individuals looking to understand the site assessment and development processes. - Those curious about the future challenges of the offshore wind sector. This workshop provides a foundational understanding of the complexities and opportunities inherent to U.S. offshore wind energy, making it beneficial for a wide range of participants. Workshop Agenda: Course Time: 9.30am-4pm EST Module 1: Introductions/Course Objectives/Guidelines Module 2: The U.S. Offshore Wind Industry Today Module 3: Ocean Governance Federal role(s) State Role Exercise: Alternative Program frameworks Break Module 4: Program Background and History Legislation and the regulatory regime Cape Wind The Imaginary Energy Program Exercise: Alternative Program frameworks Lunch Break Module 5: The Role of Technology Exercise: Innovative ideas put to work Module 6: Issues and Opportunities (Discussion) Module 7: Stakeholder involvement Intergovernmental Task Forces Public Meetings Outreach Exercise: Public meeting simulation and roleplaying Module 8: The Purpose of an Outer Continental Shelf "Auction"- Discussion: Bidding Factors Exercise: Strategy formulation Break Exercise: Auction (with Mike Olsen) Bidding assignments and instructions Round by Round bidding and evaluations Announcement of Winners Module 9: Post-Lease Activities and Responsibilities Site Assessment and Development of a COP BOEM/BSEE handoff Module 10: Industry Challenges Ahead Supply Chain Infrastructure Transmission Module 11: New Administration - Your concerns, Q&A, and open discussion Course Instructors: Jim Bennett Former Program Manager for Offshore Renewable Energy, Office of Renewable Energy Programs, Bureau of Ocean Energy management (BOEM), U.S. Department of the Interior Jim Bennett, recognized both domestically and internationally as an expert on environmental review and development of natural resources on the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf (OCS), recently retired after 43 years of Federal service including more than seven years as the Renewable Energy Program Manager in Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM). Under his leadership, the Program managed the upsurge in Atlantic renewable energy leases, the installation of the first OCS steel-in-the-water, and the approval of the first two commercial-scale wind farms in U.S. waters. Jim also led the Bureau’s Division of Environmental Assessment for many years. He now shares his vast experience and unique expertise with our new national offshore wind industry. He provides industry training and is currently associated with the highly ranked, full-service global business and technology consultancy Burns & MacDonnell. Mike Olsen Founding Principal, M.D. Olsen Consulting, LLC Mike Olsen has over 20 years’ experience in energy policy.  He is the founding principal of M.D. Olsen Consulting, which offers strategic advice and government affairs services.  Before launching his firm, Mike was Vice President for Strategy & Partnerships at Aker Solutions.  Prior to that he managed government affairs for Mainstream Renewable Power in the U.S.  He joined Mainstream from Equinor, where he was responsible for offshore wind market development and policy.  Before joining Equinor, Mike was Senior Counsel at the law firm Bracewell LLP.  He spent almost six years at the Department of the Interior during the George W. Bush administration in roles including Deputy Assistant Secretary for Land and Minerals Management and Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs.  Before that he was Director of the Office of Native American and Insular Affairs for the House of Representatives Committee on Resources.  The course outline is subject to change and a detailed agenda will be shared after enrollment.

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< Back AOWA Announces 2024 Awards at the Floating Wind Solutions (FWS) Conference 1/17/25 In 2024 at American Offshore Wind Academy, we trained over 400 people from over 160 companies. There were a few who stood out to us for being professional development champions. As a thank you for trusting in our academy and the subject matter experts who instruct our courses, we are thrilled to announce the recipients of our "Talent Investment Award". This award is for organizations with unparalleled commitment to investing in their employees through offshore wind industry training programs. We are pleased to present this award to Avangrid Renewables & American Bureau of Shipping! Out of the 400+ attendees from all over the world, there were a few who stood out to us for high attendance and engagement. As a thank you for trusting in our academy and the subject matter experts who instruct our courses, we are thrilled to announce the recipients of our "Top Learner Award". This award honors those dedicated to professional development through active learning, participation, and attentiveness during training sessions. Top Learners of 2024: George Lo, Marwa Reda, and Xiaodong Liu Out of the 400+ people, one stood out for his commitment to joining us from across the world in the dead of night! For your impressive engagement at crazy hours in the pursuit of offshore wind knowledge, we are thrilled to announce the recipient of the "Energy Drink Award". Energy Drink Award: Lowell Morales Previous Next

Mastering Offshore Wind Turbine Generators Offshore wind turbine generators, a cornerstone of renewable energy, harness the power of wind at sea to produce clean electricity. These complex systems involve numerous components and processes, encompassing aerodynamics, electrical engineering, structural mechanics, and marine operations. Key terms associated with offshore wind turbine generators include: wind resource assessment, metocean data, wind speed, wind direction, turbulence intensity, shear, veer, atmospheric stability, offshore wind farm, wind turbine, rotor, blades, nacelle, hub, pitch system, yaw system, main shaft, gearbox, generator, power converter, transformer, electrical grid connection, subsea cables, export cable, inter-array cables, offshore substation, high voltage direct current (HVDC), alternating current (AC), reactive power compensation, grid stability, frequency regulation, voltage control, SCADA system, remote monitoring, condition monitoring, predictive maintenance, operations and maintenance (O&M), blade inspection, tower inspection, foundation inspection, turbine repair, component replacement, offshore crane, jack-up vessel, service operation vessel (SOV), crew transfer vessel (CTV), helicopter operations, safety at sea, marine environment, environmental impact assessment, marine mammals, seabirds, fish stocks, benthic habitats, noise pollution, visual impact, electromagnetic fields, social impact, stakeholder engagement, community benefits, economic development, job creation, supply chain, manufacturing, installation, commissioning, decommissioning, lifecycle assessment, levelized cost of energy (LCOE), capital expenditure (CAPEX), operational expenditure (OPEX), financing, insurance, risk management, regulatory framework, permitting, consenting, maritime law, international waters, exclusive economic zone (EEZ), seabed lease, wind farm developer, turbine manufacturer, component supplier, service provider, research and development, innovation, technology advancement, blade design, rotor dynamics, generator efficiency, power electronics, control systems, floating offshore wind, deepwater wind, mooring systems, dynamic cables, turbine foundation, monopile, jacket, gravity base, suction bucket, floating platform, spar buoy, semi-submersible, tension leg platform, hydrodynamic loads, wave loads, current loads, ice loads, seismic loads, fatigue analysis, structural integrity, corrosion protection, cathodic protection, anti-fouling, biofouling, marine growth, scour protection, cable protection, seabed preparation, trenching, backfilling, rock dumping, cable laying vessel, ploughing, jetting, remotely operated vehicle (ROV), autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV), diving operations, underwater inspection, repair and maintenance, health and safety, personal protective equipment (PPE), working at height, confined space entry, emergency response, search and rescue, met mast, LiDAR, SoDAR, remote sensing, data acquisition, data analysis, wind farm layout optimization, turbine spacing, wake effects, turbulence intensity, power curve, capacity factor, availability, reliability, maintainability, life extension, repowering, wind energy policy, renewable energy targets, climate change mitigation, decarbonization, energy security, sustainable development. Mastering Offshore Wind Turbine Generators Price $1,350 (Early Bird: $1,080 until August 1) Duration 1-Day Dates TBA - enroll to stay updated Format Virtual (Live) Course Status Not Open Enroll < Back Mastering Offshore Wind Turbine Generators This in-depth course provides a comprehensive exploration of offshore wind turbine generators, focusing on their design, components, operation, and maintenance. Participants will gain a detailed understanding of the critical components, technologies, and considerations involved in these essential offshore wind systems. The course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the technical and operational aspects of offshore wind turbine generators (WTGs). In this course, participants will delve deep into the critical components, functioning, maintenance, and emerging technologies related to these vital machines that convert wind energy into electricity. Who Should Attend: Professionals, engineers, technicians, and anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of offshore wind turbine generators, their design, operation, and maintenance. This course is especially beneficial for individuals involved in the offshore wind energy sector, including project developers, operators, technicians, and engineers. Course Duration: 2 Days Course Objectives: Upon completing this course, participants will: 1. Gain a deep understanding of the structure and components of offshore wind turbine generators. 2. Develop comprehensive knowledge of the operational principles and working mechanisms of offshore wind turbine generators. 3. Explore the maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair procedures for WTGs. 4. Understand the latest technological advancements and innovations in offshore wind turbine generator design. 5. Identify key safety considerations and best practices for offshore wind turbine generator operations. Day 1: Offshore Wind Turbine Generator Fundamentals Introduction to Offshore Wind Energy - Overview of the offshore wind energy industry Offshore Wind Turbine Generator Basics - An overview of the turbine generator's main components - Key principles of offshore wind energy conversion Offshore Wind Turbine Types - Comparison of different turbine types - Factors influencing turbine selection Turbine Design and Components - In-depth exploration of turbine design and major components - Direct drive vs gearbox-driven wind turbine generator - Nacelle, rotor, blades, drivetrain, tower and foundation systems - Onshore vs. offshore turbine design Day 2: Wind Turbine Generator Operation - Wind energy conversion process - Wind resource assessment - Power generation and control - Power curve analysis - Turbine performance optimization Maintenance and Condition Monitoring - Routine maintenance procedures - Advanced condition monitoring technologies - Strategies to ensure turbine reliability and performance Troubleshooting and Repairs - Common turbine issues and failures - Root cause analysis - Repair and replacement techniques - Safety precautions during maintenance Emerging Technologies - Innovations in turbine design - Next-generation materials and components - Floating offshore wind turbine generators - Grid integration and energy storage solutions Course Instructors: Your instructors are seasoned professionals with extensive experience in the offshore wind industry, specifically in the design, operation, and maintenance of offshore wind turbine generators. Instructors' names will be announced soon. The course outline is subject to change and a detailed agenda will be shared after enrollment.

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Ocean Winds, Avangrid. < Back Mike Starrett Chief Commercial Officer, Ocean Winds North America Mike Starrett serves as Chief Commercial Officer, Ocean Winds North America. Prior to joining Ocean Winds in 2023, Mike worked at Avangrid Renewables across their Northeast and Mid-Atlantic offshore wind portfolio. He has also worked in energy policy and grid system planning in the American West and Pacific Northwest regions. Mike has a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and was an adjunct faculty member teaching courses in electric machines and drives.

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resilience, energy security, energy access, energy affordability, clean technology, green technology, sustainable development, corporate social responsibility, ESG, environmental, social, governance, renewable portfolio standards, RPS, carbon reduction, emissions reduction, climate action, energy future, energy transformation, innovation in energy, technology in energy, digitalization in energy, automation in energy, electrification of everything, energy transition, just transition, energy equity, energy justice, community engagement, stakeholder engagement, public-private partnerships, energy partnerships, global energy, international energy, energy markets, energy trading, energy finance, energy investment, project finance in energy, renewable energy finance, grid modernization finance, digital grid finance, smart grid finance, energy storage finance, power systems engineering, electrical power engineering, power systems analysis, grid stability, grid control, grid automation, smart grid technology, advanced metering infrastructure, AMI, demand response, distributed generation, renewable energy integration, energy storage integration, microgrid integration, cybersecurity, data analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, internet of things, IoT, cloud computing, edge computing, digital twin, simulation, modeling, optimization, planning, design, engineering, procurement, construction, operation, maintenance, asset management, risk management in energy, safety in energy, environmental management in energy, social impact assessment, stakeholder engagement in energy, community engagement in energy, public affairs in energy, government relations in energy, regulatory affairs in energy, energy policy in energy, renewable energy policy, grid modernization policy, energy storage policy, climate change policy, sustainability policy, energy efficiency policy, decarbonization policy, just transition policy, energy equity policy, energy justice policy, global energy 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optimization standards, planning standards, design standards, engineering standards, procurement standards, construction standards, operation standards, maintenance standards, asset management standards, risk management standards, safety standards, environmental management standards, social impact assessment standards, stakeholder engagement standards, community engagement standards, public affairs standards, government relations standards, regulatory affairs standards, energy policy standards, renewable energy policy standards, grid modernization policy standards, energy storage policy standards, climate change policy standards, sustainability policy standards, energy efficiency policy standards, decarbonization policy standards, just transition policy standards, energy equity policy standards, energy justice policy standards, global energy policy standards, international energy policy standards, energy markets regulation standards, energy trading regulation standards, energy finance regulation standards, energy investment regulation standards, renewable energy finance regulation standards, grid modernization finance regulation standards, digital grid finance regulation standards, smart grid finance regulation standards, energy storage finance regulation standards. < Back Mandar Pandit Chief Strategy & Growth Officer, GE Grid Solutions Mandar Pandit is the Chief Strategy & Growth Officer at GE Vernova’s Grid Solutions business in North America. In his position, Mandar is responsible for strategic growth in both the Data Center and Renewable segments. He is also responsible for GE Vernova’s key global accounts headquartered in North America. Mandar joined GE in 2005 in the GE Power business and was then selected for GE’s Corporate Commercial Leadership Program. He has held a variety of roles in Commercial, Sales, and Business Development in GE’s Renewable and Grid businesses. During his tenure, he has worked closely with multiple energy project developers, investors, and EPC companies, establishing a vast industry network worldwide. Prior to his GE Grid roles, Mandar was part of GE’s Global Development & Strategic Initiatives (GDSI) group where he was responsible for originating Wind, Solar, and IGCC deals. Prior to GE, Mandar worked for Terex-Vectra group in New Product Development. Mandar holds a Master of Business Administration degree in International Business from the State University of New York and resides in Upstate NY with his wife and two children. In his free time, Mandar is an avid meditation practitioner and hobby nature photographer.

Lydia Lostan, offshore wind, EDF Renewables North America, director, new market development, energy industry, offshore industry, international experience, 15 years experience, robotics, microsystems, EPFL, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland, BSc, MSc, renewable energy, wind energy, offshore wind power, wind farm development, market analysis, business development, project management, leadership, innovation, sustainability, clean energy, green energy, energy transition, decarbonization, renewable resources, power generation, engineering, technology, automation, robotics engineering, microsystems engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, software engineering, systems engineering, control systems, sensors, actuators, microelectronics, nanotechnology, renewable energy technologies, wind turbine technology, offshore wind farm design, construction, operation, maintenance, risk management, stakeholder engagement, regulatory affairs, policy analysis, market research, competitive analysis, strategic planning, financial modeling, due diligence, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, partnerships, project finance, investment analysis, energy economics, energy policy, environmental impact assessment, social impact assessment, community engagement, supply chain management, logistics, procurement, contract negotiation, project execution, performance optimization, cost reduction, revenue generation, profitability, growth strategy, business strategy, corporate strategy, innovation strategy, technology strategy, sustainability strategy, leadership development, team building, talent management, organizational development, change management, communication skills, presentation skills, negotiation skills, problem-solving skills, decision-making skills, critical thinking skills, analytical skills, technical skills, engineering skills, management skills, business acumen, industry knowledge, market knowledge, regulatory knowledge, policy knowledge, technical expertise, engineering expertise, leadership experience, management experience, international experience, cross-cultural experience, global perspective, energy sector, power sector, infrastructure development, climate change, carbon emissions, renewable portfolio standards, energy storage, grid integration, smart grid, digitalization, automation, artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics, predictive maintenance, remote sensing, geographic information systems, metocean data, wind resource assessment, site selection, feasibility studies, environmental permitting, marine biology, oceanography, coastal engineering, geotechnical engineering, structural engineering, turbine installation, cable installation, offshore platform, floating offshore wind, wind turbine components, gearbox, generator, blades, tower, nacelle, rotor, yaw system, pitch system, control system, safety systems, monitoring systems, SCADA, remote operations, digital twin, asset management, lifecycle management, decommissioning, repowering, research and development, innovation ecosystem, technology transfer, knowledge sharing, industry collaboration, academic partnerships, government relations, public affairs, media relations, investor relations, financial institutions, private equity, venture capital, project developers, utilities, contractors, suppliers, consultants, advisors, industry associations, non-governmental organizations, international organizations, conferences, workshops, seminars, publications, reports, white papers, case studies, best practices, lessons learned, future trends, emerging technologies, market outlook, policy landscape, regulatory framework, investment climate, business environment, competitive landscape, growth opportunities, challenges, risks, sustainability goals, environmental stewardship, social responsibility, corporate governance, ethics, compliance, compliance, compliance, compliance, compliance, future of energy, energy security, energy access, energy affordability, sustainable development goals, global energy transition, North America, United States, Canada, Europe, Asia, offshore wind farms in the US, offshore wind farms in Europe, global offshore wind market, offshore wind industry trends, offshore wind jobs, offshore wind careers, women in energy, women in STEM, diversity and inclusion, leadership roles, executive leadership, board of directors. < Back Lydia Lostan Offshore Wind Director, EDF Renewables North America Lydia Lostan is currently Director of Offshore Wind for EDF Renewables North America, leading new market developments. She has more than 15 years’ experience in the energy and offshore industries internationally. Lydia holds a BSc and MSc in Robotics and Microsystems from EPFL (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne) in Switzerland.

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