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Home›Dredging›TenneT to Take Part at Dredging Today Conference
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September 18, 2017 · about 9 years ago

TenneT to Take Part at Dredging Today Conference

Rob van der Hage, Manager North Sea Infrastructure, TenneT, has confirmed his participation as a speaker at our first Dredging Today Conference (DTC). The conference will take place on October, 9-10th 2017 at Amsterdam RAI Convention Center, under the theme ‘Changing Climate, Resilient Business’. On

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Rob van der Hage, Manager North Sea Infrastructure, TenneT, has confirmed his participation as a speaker at our first Dredging Today Conference (DTC).

The conference will take place on October, 9-10th 2017 at Amsterdam RAI Convention Center, under the theme ‘Changing Climate, Resilient Business’.

On Tuesday, 10 October, during the Thematic session “ Dredging for clean energy ” Rob van der Hage will take a look at developments where dredging meets climate mitigation, for example to support low carbon energy projects.

Also to speak on the session is Jan Peters, Managing Director, Alia Systems & Imotec, who will present on the topic dredging for hydropower.

The conference will be chaired by Alexander Verbeek, Associate of Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI), World Fellow and Yale University.

DredgingToday Conference: Changing Climate, Resilient Business

The world in which the dredging industry operates, is changing. Climate change, global trade developments and shifts in the world’s energy mix have significant impact on dredging. But where will the effects of climate change be felt most? And what public funds are available to pay for solutions that can protect vulnerable regions? We are also witnessing changes in client demands and with these in the role of dredging contractors. What business strategies do we see emerging and ultimately – what makes the dredging industry future proof?

Delegates attending the 1st Dredging Today Conference can expect a forward-looking agenda with attention for business rather than technology.

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