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The post-COVID-19 world will be very different to that pre-pandemic, and renewables are among the sectors that should come out of the pandemic in a stronger position – Rassim Hariz

An interesting read in a recent paper by Charlotte Strang-Moran at Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult, regarding failure trends for subsea cables in offshore wind developments

In Taiwan, we support the rapidly maturing offshore wind industry with technical-focused consultancy services.

I joined OWC when we were very small as Geotechnical Lead in 2012. As the company grew, I grew with it, and after a successful stint establishing the business in Asia, I was honoured to be offered the role of Managing Director in 2019.

OWC’s Adrienne Fink attended the virtual meeting of the BOEM California Renewable Energy Intergovernmental Task Force meeting.

Besides several Involvements in technical Due Diligence projects, technical studies, Project Management and Risk Management my main field of expertise is wind and oceanographic measurements.

With previous experience in Management of Subsea Cable Installation and marine operations, I bring both a technical and practical approach of offshore operations to our clients.

If I look back at 2019 to define 2020, I can only suggest that it will be another momentous year for our industry. We will finish 2019 with around 29 GW of global generation capacity and circa 5.4 GW ready to be online in 12 months.

As part of the Geotechnical Engineering team, I work alongside a great team of professionals, and we are involved not only on ground engineering but also in other aspects of consultancy work.