
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.
Last week, Women in Wind held its first Knowledge-Transfer Webinar of 2020, on the topic of offshore wind. We were thrilled to welcome back Anna Diedrichkeit (Mentor 2019 and Offshore Product Manager at GE Renewable Energy) and Angela Lock (General Manager, APAC, Tekmar Group), both of whom spoke for our webinar series in 2019.
Anna (top-left in below image) and Angela (top-right in below image) shared their insights on offshore wind trends, market growth, cost reduction and technology evolution with more than 30 participants of our program in this closed-door session. Some of the insights include:
We had a high level of engagement and large number of questions from mentors and mentees during the webinar. Anna and Angela answered queries related to offshore technology evolution and different kinds of floating models, the importance of port infrastructure to offshore wind, the level of local content required for offshore wind projects in Mainland China and maintenance costs for offshore wind.
The next Knowledge-Transfer Webinar for the 2020 program will focus on Project Financing and Management, and will take place at the end of June. Stay tuned to our blog for the next summary!
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.
Rue Belliard 51-53, 1000 Brussels
[email protected]
© GWEC – Global Wind Energy Council | Disclaimer | Privacy Policy