
Women in Wind 2020 Q&A: Pavina Adunratanasee
Pavina Adunratanasee, one of the Participants of the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program 2020, discusses her pathway to renewable energy and issues facing women in the wind industry.
Women in Wind held its first Knowledge-Transfer Webinar yesterday, on the topic of engineering and technological innovation. We were delighted to welcome Lucy Craig, Vice President and Director, Technology & Innovation, DNV, Angela Lock, General Manager, APAC, Tekmar Group (pictured below, center), and Catalina Sarivan, Product Manager, MHI Vestas (pictured above), to share their insights with our program Participants in a closed-door webinar.
Some of the insights include:
Webinar participants asked thoughtful questions, such as how to use digital solutions to optimise older systems in markets where there was generally less data available. The question, “Will the turbines ever stop getting bigger?” sparked lively responses. And finally, each speaker shared her advice on becoming a thought leader in her respective field, noting the importance of focusing on a pathway (specialist? generalist?) and following your passion.
Pavina Adunratanasee, one of the Participants of the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program 2020, discusses her pathway to renewable energy and issues facing women in the wind industry.
Juliana Kainga, one of the Participants of the Women in Wind Global Leadership Program 2020, discusses her pathway to renewable energy and issues facing women in the wind industry.
Yesterday, Women in Wind conducted its fifth and final Knowledge-Transfer Webinar of 2020. The webinar took a forward-looking approach by focusing on “New Market Opportunities in Wind Power,” with presentations on: digitalisation, green hydrogen and corporate procurement of wind and renewable energy.
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