Hawkins Hosts Renewable Power Event in London

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Hawkins’ Power & Energy team hosted their inaugural Renewable Power Event in London. Presentations covered subsea power cables, wind turbine failures, solar farm issues, and structural failures in renewable energy. The event provided a platform for networking and showcasing Hawkins’ expertise in the renewable energy sector.

Jack Holderness

Jack is an electrical engineer who started his career in 2010 by completing a JIB approved apprenticeship in Electrotechnical Technology and Installation.

Hugh Martindale

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Hugh is a Chartered Engineer with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. He has degrees in Architecture and Mechanical Engineering with Business Finance, and a Mechanical Engineering PhD from University College London (UCL) on the behaviour of flexible pipe tensile armour in the region of an end fitting.

Albert Richardson

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Albert is an Electrical and Rotating Machines Engineer with over three decades of experience in the field. He is recognized for his expertise in generators and high-voltage (HV) motors, primarily focusing on power generation and distribution.

Systemic Failure in the UK Solar Fleet

Solar panels being used to generate energy

Ben will look at three common types of failure in electrical equipment at UK solar power installations, and discuss whether the differences between ‘old’ and ‘new’ power systems and practices might have a contributory role.

Gas Turbines & Hydrogen Through the Energy Transition

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As power generation shifts to renewable energy and sustainable fuels, gas turbine engines will continue to play a crucial role in maintaining energy demand. Simon discusses the challenges and mitigations of running gas turbines through the energy transition.

Wind Turbines: Risks & Failures

Broken wind turbine blades laying on the ground

With increased demand for clean renewable energy wind turbines are growing in numbers, size and capacity. In this webinar, Amir will look at failures associated with wind turbines.