Onshore Operations & Maintenance 2012

More information on Onshore Operations & Maintenance

It is estimated that onshore O&M costs can be as high as 10-15% of generation costs* and as a result the industry is constantly developing strategies and ways to reduce expenditure whilst improving production. From savvy maintenance scheduling to streamlining procedures for dealing with unexpected failures and downtime to choosing the right post-warranty contracts, it can be challenging to know exactly where to cut costs.

Windpower Monthly is delighted to announce its 2nd Onshore Operations & Maintenance Forum. Hear the latest onshore O&M best practices from industry experts in the only event to focus solely on onshore challenges.

Key topics to be covered include:

-Optimising your O&M strategy dependent on the age of your assets
-Steps to improve your spare part management from sourcing and supply chain to storage
-Addressing small and frequent electrical failures – how to stop the small costs adding up
-How to establish you are choosing the right post-warranty contract to meet your needs
-Latest improvements in gearbox and blade maintenance

Who should attend:

-Onshore O&M Managers
-O&M Managers/Directors
-Asset Managers
-Engineers
-Lead Engineers
-Technical Analysts
-Technical Directors
-Reliability Engineers
-Heads of Operations
-Monitoring and Diagnostics Specialists
-Service Managers