Wind Operations Dallas 2020 | O&M - Asset Management - Investment & Finance | April 16-17 2020 | Dallas TX, USA
Organizer
FCBI Energy Ltd.
Country
USA
State
Texas
City
Dallas
Zip
75240
Street
13340 Dallas Parkway
Start
Thu, 16 Apr 2020 07:00 h
Finish
Fri, 17 Apr 2020 17:00 h
Eventtype
Conference & Exhibition /
Abstract
North America’s Most Important Commercial Wind Asset Management and O&M Conference & Exhibition
Wind Operations Dallas had a record number of wind asset owners, developers, pioneers and innovators and as was officially the No.1 networking hub for businesses that were looking to invest, find partners or secure contracts in operational wind projects.
The whole structure of the North American wind market is changing. Intense competition is slicing wind operations and maintenance (O&M) prices, lowering margins towards turbine margin levels and attracting new types of service providers. Asset owners, investors and operators are therefore looking closely at their strategies to reduce and move risk, and achieve higher returns.
The North American onshore wind industry is on course to generate nearly 100GW, with Texas being the home to nearly quarter of all US installed capacity. As wind installations expected surge in 2020 in response to falling costs and U.S. tax credit deadlines, and projects now exposed to wholesale prices with new demand from non-utility buyers the Wind Operations Dallas event covers everything you need to know about onshore wind market. The event will facilitate a multitude of supply chain matchmaking activity, helping you to meet every major asset owner, investor, service provider, contractor, supplier, manufacturer during your time in Dallas.
Now approaching its twelfth year, Wind Operations Dallas will experience another bumper year with 700+ attendees.
Wind Operations Dallas had a record number of wind asset owners, developers, pioneers and innovators and as was officially the No.1 networking hub for businesses that were looking to invest, find partners or secure contracts in operational wind projects.
The whole structure of the North American wind market is changing. Intense competition is slicing wind operations and maintenance (O&M) prices, lowering margins towards turbine margin levels and attracting new types of service providers. Asset owners, investors and operators are therefore looking closely at their strategies to reduce and move risk, and achieve higher returns.
The North American onshore wind industry is on course to generate nearly 100GW, with Texas being the home to nearly quarter of all US installed capacity. As wind installations expected surge in 2020 in response to falling costs and U.S. tax credit deadlines, and projects now exposed to wholesale prices with new demand from non-utility buyers the Wind Operations Dallas event covers everything you need to know about onshore wind market. The event will facilitate a multitude of supply chain matchmaking activity, helping you to meet every major asset owner, investor, service provider, contractor, supplier, manufacturer during your time in Dallas.
Now approaching its twelfth year, Wind Operations Dallas will experience another bumper year with 700+ attendees.
Region
North-America
Language
English
Attendees
750
Exhibitors
60
Speakers
100
Nations
10
Exhibitionspace
3
Currency
EUR