Events In March 2010
-
Value Risk Management
11 March, 2010
Value Risk Management is a fundamental Project Management tool for the delivery of any signifi-cant infrastructural project, and in terms of wind development projects its use is vital. The demon-strated capability of a project team to determine the value of a risk and to manage that risk is becoming increasingly important to financial houses who are considering the funding of wind farm projects. The delivery of a comprehensive risk management approach along with a bankable wind resource analysis report can facilitate favourable funding decisions being made and more workable financial conditions being set.
-
The Planning of Wind Farm Developments
15 March, 2010
This one day course will assist you in identifying the requirements for the process of the planning and development of Wind Farms.
-
EIS & Planning
18 March, 2010
This one day course serves as an introduction to; scoping of an EIS, EIA including environmental issues that may be associated with the construc-tion, operation and decommissioning activities of wind farm development and Appropriate Assessment.
-
Introduction to Wind Energy
22 March, 2010
This one day non-technical training course will provide a comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals of wind energy. Anyone wanting to gain an overview understanding of the wind energy industry will benefit and topics to be covered include an overview of the wind industry, planning issues, grid connection and a view to the future.
-
IWEC 2010
25 March, 2010
IWEA's Annual Conference will take place on the 25th & 26th March 2010. The conference, sponsored by SSE Renewables, will take place in the Four Season's Hotel Dublin.
-
Wind Energy 1
29 March, 2010
The course is intended as an introduction to wind energy technology for engineers and scientists. The following areas are covered over a period of six days at Dundalk Insti-tute of Technology.
-
Technical Report Writing
30 March, 2010
Reports are the written record of our professionalism. They provide evidence of our knowledge in arriving at best solutions, attention to detail in gathering verifiable data, and analytical skills when measuring facts against criteria. In a challenging economic environment, reports represent part of what is best about organisations’ dedication to and delivery for their clients.