Minimising the Levelised Cost of Energy (LCOE) in Offshore Wind Using Digital Workflows

With the global installed renewable energy capacity expected to more than double by 2040, it is certain that renewables will be leading the transition to a sustainable energy system in the future. There has been tremendous growth in the production and adaption of renewables, fostered by the increasing awareness of these new technologies, as well as supporting policy, regulatory and tendering processes around the globe.

Solar is lucrative business with high potential return on investment. However, there are some key differences between managing solar assets and managing financial assets. Solar assets entail a layer of complexity with physical and technical moving parts, which have a direct impact on yield and hence the ROI. So, how do you monitor and manage a solar asset to ensure maximum performance over the entirety of the system’s lifetime? In preparation for the inaugural edition of the Solar Asset Management Australia conference, we have joined forces with industry experts from Rystad Energy, Blueshore and Inaccess to bring you an insightful session on the asset management side of utility-scale solar projects in Australia.

Following the publication of edie’s insight report which investigated the future of sustainable construction, this one-hour webinar brings together industry leaders and experts to discuss the various challenges and opportunities facing low-carbon, resource-efficient construction. Construction is entering a dynamic new era. Reinvigorated by unprecedented technological advancements and game-changing energy innovations, the sector now has a unique opportunity to ensure that green business lies at the very core of the industry’s future progress.

Webinar on corporate renewable energy buyers’ principles hosted by the Minnesota Sustainable Growth Coalition and World Resources Institute.