The document outlines the 4th International Conference on Offshore Wind Cabling Projects held in Bremen, Germany, from May 27-29, 2015, focusing on management, planning, and installation strategies for offshore wind cabling. It emphasizes the importance of 'design for installation' to reduce damages and costs, exploring various best practices and technologies to optimize subsea cable protection. Attendees, including industry experts and project leaders, will engage in workshops and networking opportunities to share insights and experiences.

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• Understand the specific requirements and risks from a developer perspective
• Explore pre-installation survey strategies and start saving time and
money from the outset
• Evaluate new trenching tools and equipment optimised for different
ground conditions
• Learn how latest intelligent subsea cables ease your cable protection
strategy and save your resources
• Reduce future damages by looking at project leaders’ experience with
planning, installation and operation
• 50 Hertz Transmission,
Germany
• BSH (Federal Maritime
and Hydrographic Agency),
Germany
• Canyon Offshore,
United Kingdom
• The Carbon Trust,
United Kingdom
• EnBW, Germany
• Fugro OSAE, Germany
• LOC Group,
United Kingdom
• Orange Marine, France
• Siem Offshore
Contractors, Germany
• Siemens Wind Power,
Denmark
• Van Oord Offshore Wind
Projects, The Netherlands
• Vattenfall, Germany
• VBMS, The Netherlands
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Chairman:
Troy Brown, Cable Package Manager,
Vattenfall, Germany
Vincent Buchert, Project Manager - Internal Array Grid,
EnBW, Germany
Niels Jørgen Borch-Jensen, Senior Project Manager,
Siemens Wind Power, Denmark
René van Kessel, Regional Manager,
Van Oord Offshore Wind Projects, The Netherlands
Dale McDonald, Project Coordinator,
VBMS, The Netherlands
A | Installation and project management B | Protection and repair strategies
Interactive Workshop Day I Friday, 29 May 2015

2. Experience first-hand insights into management, planning
and installation of offshore wind cabling projects
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Dear colleagues,
Submarine cable repair accounts for over 70% of all insurance claims on installed wind parks. In order to reduce
damages, installation time and costs for projects, project leaders will look to “design for installation” rather than
“install based on design”.
Thorough planning, surveys and trenching are essential, however a number of opportunities exist for upgrading
protection systems and utilising available data from condition monitoring for completed wind projects.
Over three days, we will look at everything you need to know and help you implement best-practices for your next
cabling project.
I look forward to seeing you in Bremen.
Alastair Grant
Wind Energy Portfolio Manager
What have guests said about Offshore Cabling?
“It was a very good conference and three good days” – RWE
“Excellent conference! Well attended by developers, authorities, contractors and
suppliers. Content and discussion was excellently structured” – Canyon Offshore
“The conference was very helpful to collect others’ opinions and experience” - TenneT
“Excellent” – DeepOcean
Who will you meet?
by Industry:
Wind park operators / utilities
Installation contractors
Transmission System Operators
Cable and system suppliers
Consultants and surveyors
by Departments:
Offshore operations
Cabling and electrical
Installation and logistics
Surveys and site-assessment
Project management
I n t e r a c t i v e s e s s i o n s | D e s c r i p t i o n s
Who is who wall
Learn about your peers. Discover who
else is participating in the conference.
The matchmaking wall will help you
identify the delegates you want to
meet at the conference.
Speed-Networking
Get in touch with the other conference
guests in quick paced 1-1 meetings –
make sure you bring a stack of
business cards.
Developer Hot Seat Session - Cost Reduction:
Where are the key areas developers see potential for
reducing costs and installation times for a project?
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Interactive Round Table Session
Before the end of the conference, utilise the knowledge
of all guests and break off to one of our table discussions
for a closer look at what we’ve learnt and what we need
to implement.