Wind power in the UK set a new record last week by generating 14 gigawatts for the first time – nearly 37 per cent of the country’s electricity*. Now is the time to hear insights from operators, OEMS and solution providers at the Onshore and Offshore Wind Engineering 2018 conference, taking place on 23-24 May at Old Trafford in Manchester, UK. Explore technical developments that will help you lower costs, reduce maintenance downtime and optimise assets for life extension.
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To view the full speaker line-up and two-day conference programme,visit
www.imeche.org/windengineering
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