Support for Offshore Turbine Yearbook
Natural Power sponsors Offshore Turbine Yearbook launching at Global Offshore Wind 21st June 2016.
Natural Power is delighted to be sponsoring the brand new Offshore Turbine Year Book, written by eminent technology writer Eize de Vries, and published by renews. The publication is being officially launched this week at RenewableUKs fifteenth annual Global Offshore Wind exhibition and conference at the Manchester Central Convention Complex.
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Visitors to the conference are invited to join in celebrating the launch of the yearbook at the reNews stand, number 76, in the main exhibition hall at 3pm on Tues 21st June.
This new-to-the-market publication features a comprehensive digital catalogue of the past, present and future of offshore wind turbine development including details of every turbine installed offshore, from the initial ground-breaking kW-scale machines to the latest 8MW plus next-generation hardware in deep water. It also includes vital information on deployment, turbine specifics and history, and will be an indispensable desktop reference for anyone involved in the industry.
All show delegates will receive a digital copy and hard copies will be freely available from the reNEWS stand (#76). reNEWS subscribers will also receive the digital yearbook on 23rd June.
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