Why attend Ports & Vessels 2023?

RenewableUK’s Ports & Vessels conference is the only dedicated event of its kind where attendees will: 

• Understand – Industry trends which will impact port and marine operators  
• Network / Connect - with 150+ offshore wind industry professionals in person
• Discover – new technologies and solutions which will help you get ahead of the curve and win more business  
• Access - exclusive business intelligence and cutting-edge tech insights 

Who will you meet?  

Attendees will include ports, vessel operators, manufacturers, offshore wind project developers, government, consultancies, national and regional business clusters, training providers, professional associations, and trade press. 

Showcase

Share your latest innovations with industry professionals and put your company in the spotlight

Network

Connect with industry professionals face-to-face, share knowledge and grow your contacts

Discover

Explore new technologies, innovations, and solutions to help your business thrive

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"A very well-attended conference. You could feel the energy and the excitement in the room and within the individual conversations outside of the great panel discussions.
You can see and hear there is a common GOAL to making FLOW a launch pad for industrialization in the UK. There is a want and a need to integrate and collaborate much early to support collective success, but who will be the ENABLER, as this fully integrated approach with supply chain at the concept phase, traditionally is not the norm, but to be successful for at scale industrialization we do need to work together and support each other."

Darren McQuillan, Vice President, Business Development for Bardex Corporation.

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"The event was well organised and of a content that was relevant to all who attended. The size of the event allowed the ability, that all delegates seek, to network effectively. "

Andrew Davies, Sarens, BDM.

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"High quality and friendly networking conference with discussion on key industry vessel and port related topics. One to keep in the diary next year."

Norman Skillen Jan De Nul Group