Offshore Wind Operations and Maintenance
Price
Duration
$1,650
2-Day
(Early Bird: $1,320)
Dates
TBD: Fall, 2026
Format
Course Status
Virtual (Live)
Open
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Offshore Wind Operations and Maintenance
This 2-day intensive training is designed to equip professionals with a comprehensive understanding of wind farm operations & maintenance (O&M) strategy and asset management. Participants will gain in-depth insights into the full lifecycle of a wind farm from pre-construction planning through long-term operational management, including the integration of emerging technologies.
Through expert-led sessions, real-world case studies, and interactive discussions, attendees will develop the skills needed to design and implement effective O&M strategies, manage multi-stakeholder contracts, and apply best-practice maintenance approaches across all major turbine and site components in this rapidly evolving industry.
What You Will Learn
Design a foundational O&M strategy incorporating OPEX modeling, KPI frameworks, and end-of-life planning
Explain contractual structures between developers and turbine manufacturers and how they shape operations
Identify common failure modes and maintenance best practices across all lifecycle stages
Identify asset management strategies and subsidy frameworks to support operational decision-making
Compare developer and turbine manufacturer perspectives on O&M responsibilities and contracts
Evaluate how robotics, AI, and machine learning can be integrated into an offshore O&M strategy
Who Should Attend
This is a foundational to intermediate-level course, best suited to those building or broadening their understanding of offshore wind O&M rather than senior professionals with deep operational expertise.
Early to Mid-Level Project Developers
Investors & Asset Owners
O&M Professionals Broadening Their Scope
Transitioning Professionals
Project Finance & Commercial Teams
Supply Chain & Procurement Professionals
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Course Curriculum
The course outline is subject to change. A detailed agenda will be shared after enrollment.
Meet Your Instructors
Cristina Fernández Alonso
Product Service Engineer, GE Vernova
Cristina specializes in Offshore Wind O&M with over 11 years of experience in the energy sector. She has deep expertise in wind turbine reliability, blade performance, and fleet support. After starting her career in oil and gas consulting in Lyon, France, she joined GE Power's Edison Engineering Development Program before transitioning to GE Renewable Energy. In her current role she leads root cause analyses for complex technical issues, supports field technicians worldwide, and contributes to new blade product introductions to enhance fleet reliability.
Cliff Pullen
Director of Asset Management, OWC - an ABL Group Company
Cliff brings over two decades of experience in offshore wind farm asset management and infrastructure development, including 11 years with Ørsted and board membership of several operating offshore wind farms. He has a proven track record of working with senior leadership teams, board directors, shareholders, and operators to deliver commercially impactful outcomes. Cliff has extensive operational project management experience of offshore assets undertaking significant repair and replacement campaigns on turbines and cables. He is based in London, UK.
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