Sussex Energy Group forms partnership with Global Wind Energy Council to work on Energy Transition

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	Sussex Energy Group forms partnership with Global Wind Energy Council to work on Energy Transition
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	2021-09-14
发布年	2021
语种	英语
国家	国际
领域	气候变化
正文(英文)	Sussex Energy Group forms partnership with Global Wind Energy Council to work on Energy Transition 14 July 2021, Brighton – The Sussex Energy Group (SEG) has established a unique partnership with the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), the international trade association for the global wind industry. With this partnership, SEG has become the first university-based research group to form a partnership with GWEC to support the development of the wind sector and help the world achieve net zero by 2050 by sharing knowledge, undertaking research on crucial topics, and bringing together the next generation to support one of the world’s most important climate solutions. The partnership includes annual work placements of University of Sussex Business School MSc Energy Policy students, study tours to key wind energy sites, data-sharing and collaboration on joint research papers on policy priorities for the clean energy transition, and inclusion of GWEC’s CEO Ben Backwell on the SEG board alongside a number of existing members representing interests from across the energy sector. We’re absolutely delighted at SEG to have come together with the Global Wind Energy Council to form this unique partnership. This will open up new opportunities for research and impact, and allow our MSc Energy Policy students to gain industry experience and insight through internships and interactions with GWEC. Dr Marie Claire Brisbois, Lecturer in Energy Policy at the University of Sussex Business School and Co-Director of the Sussex Energy Group Tweet Ben Backwell, CEO at GWEC, commented: “The wind industry is one of the fastest growing sectors in the world and we need to urgently deploy significantly more wind power across the globe to address the climate emergency. Through this partnership, not only will we be able to increase GWEC’s policy research capabilities to address some of the most important topics in our sector today like permitting and the just transition, but we will also have the opportunity to both educate and learn from the next generation of policy experts that will drive the clean energy transition.” GWEC has its UK headquarters and TV studio at Shoreham Port in Sussex, creating greater opportunities for engagement and cooperation. The wind industry is one of the fastest growing sectors in the world and we need to urgently deploy significantly more wind power across the globe to address the climate emergency. Through this partnership, not only will we be able to increase GWEC’s policy research capabilities to address some of the most important topics in our sector today like permitting and the just transition, but we will also have the opportunity to both educate and learn from the next generation of policy experts that will drive the clean energy transition. Ben Backwell, CEO, GWEC Tweet Sankara Cinthadiliaga, current University of Sussex Business School MSc Energy Policy student and selected participant of GWEC’s work placement programme in 2021, added; “I am finding this internship is valuable for me because I am getting the opportunity to broaden my network and in working with a wind energy expert, I am gaining valuable insights into processes in this industry. “These gained insights will certainly be helpful if I choose to come back to work for the Indonesian government where I will be able to give helpful recommendations how to accelerate the deployment of wind energy in my country.” I am finding this internship is valuable for me because I am getting the opportunity to broaden my network and in working with a wind energy expert, I am gaining valuable insights into processes in this industry. These gained insights will certainly be helpful if I choose to come back to work for the Indonesian government where I will be able to give helpful recommendations how to accelerate the deployment of wind energy in my country. Sankara Cinthadiliaga, University of Sussex Business School MSc Energy Policy student and selected participant of GWEC’s work placement programme in 2021 Tweet Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) is a member-based organisation that represents the entire wind energy sector. The members of GWEC represent over 1,500 companies, organisations and institutions in more than 80 countries, including manufacturers, developers, component suppliers, research institutes, national wind and renewables associations, electricity providers, finance and insurance companies. Find out more The Sussex Energy Group at the University of Sussex aims to understand and foster transitions towards sustainable, low-carbon energy systems through academically rigorous, world-leading research relevant to contemporary policy challenges. Find out more Media Enquiries Alex Bath alex.bath@gwec.net Subscribe to receive our Press Releases Subscribe Share on twitter
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来源平台	Global Wind Energy Council
文献类型	新闻
条目标识符	http://119.78.100.173/C666/handle/2XK7JSWQ/337857
专题	气候变化
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