A world that runs on green energy: Ørsted’s vision for the energy transition

Ørsted is a renewable energy company aiming to develop and deploy market leading green energy solutions that benefit the planet and energy consumers alike. A global leader in offshore wind with a 25% market share, Ørsted currently operates 12 offshore wind farms in the UK, its largest market, with more in development.

In this lecture, hosted by Energy Futures Lab, Duncan Clark, Ørsted’s Head of UK, and Sophie Lewis, Senior Commercial Project Manager for Ørsted’s Hornsea Three wind farm project, set out the company’s vision for a world powered by green energy and discuss how the UK’s wind energy ambition can be achieved. The lecture is followed by a discussion chaired by Energy Futures Lab co-director Professor Anna Korre.

The speakers are joined for the discussion by
· Professor Tim Green Professor of Electrical Power Engineering at Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Co-Director, Energy Futures Lab
· Professor Lidija Zdravkovic Professor of Computational Geomechanics at Department of Civil Engineering
· Professor Rafael Palacios Professor of Computational Aeroelasticity at the Department of Aeronautics

The event is chaired by Professor Nigel Brandon, Dean of Imperial's Faculty of Engineering.