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SUMMARY:Trade mission energy transition South Korea and Japan with Minister Schreinemacher
DESCRIPTION:Are you active in the energy transition\, e.g. offshore wind\, hydrogen\, battery technology\, electric mobility or greenhouse horticulture? Do you want to do business in South Korea and Japan? Consider joining the trade mission from March 13 to 17\, 2023\, with Liesje Schreinemacher\, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation. Ingrid Thijssen\, chairman of VNO-NCW\, acts as business mission leader. The mission is during the Interbattery and EV Trend exhibitions in Seoul\, and the World Smart Energy Week in Tokyo. \nFor whom?\nThis mission is especially interesting for companies and knowledge institutions that are active in the field of energy transition and that are doing business with South Korea and Japan. The focus is on the following sectors: \nSouth Korea \n\nHydrogen\nBattery technology\nGreenhouse horticulture\n\nJapan \n\nHydrogen\nOffshore Wind\n\nIn addition\, RVO particularly invites female entrepreneurs and start-ups to participate. \nOpportunities for the Netherlands\nSouth Korea is the 4th largest economy in Asia and the 10th largest int he world. The Japanese economy is the third largest in the world. Both countries offer many opportunities for Dutch entrepreneurs\, particularly in the field of innovation and technology. South Korea and Japan are important trade partners of the Netherlands in Asia\, respectively the third and fourth export markets in the region. \nEnergy transition\nThere are plenty of opportunities for Dutch companies and knowledge institutes in the field of energy transition. In South Korea\, this includes hydrogen\, battery technology including electric vehicles and greenhouse horticulture. There are identical opportunies in Japan\, but the mission will mainly focus on the opportunities in the field of hydrogen and offshore wind. In short\, 2 dynamic markets with serious plans for the energy transition and interested in international cooperation. \nDuring the mission you will discover where the business opportunities are in South Korea and Japan. The presence of Liesje Schreinemacher\, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation\, Ingrid Thijssen\, the chairman of VNO-NCW\, and high government officials offers you a unique opportunity to establish contacts at a high level. \nWhat to expect?\nThe mission program consists of joint and sector-specific components. Sector specific parts can take place simultaneously. RVO therefore asks participants to make a choice in advance for these components. In general the program consists of the following components: \n\nInformative seminar(s);\n(Sector-specific) company visits;\nNetworking events;\nTrade reception / dinner in South Korea and Japan;\nVisit to the Interbattery 2023 and EV Trend Korea;\nVisit to the World Smart Energy Week in Tokyo; and\nIndividual matchmaking (tailored network conversations).\n\nExhibition visits\nDuring the mission you will visit the Interbattery and/.or EV Trend exhibitions in Seoul\, and the World Smart Energy Week in Tokyo. \nInterbattery attracts around 50\,000 business visitors\, government officials and CEOs of Dutch and European companies based in South Korea. It is also the largest battery exchange in Asia. The largest battery manufacturers – such as LG Energy Solutions\, SK ON\, Samsung SDI and CATL – are present at the exhibition. In addition\, the EV Trend will take place in Seoul\, with a particular focus on electric mobility. \nWorld Smart Energy Week (WSEW) takes place in Tokyo and focuses on the entire renewable energy spectrum. This exhibition also attracts about 50\,000 visitors. This exhibition is split into specialized exhibitions for hydrogen\, offshore wind\, solar energy\, biomass\, battery storage\, smart grid\, decarbonisation and circular economy. \nNetherlands Pavilion at Interbattery and WSEW\nA Netherlands Pavilion will be set up at the Interbattery fair and the WSEW. Participation in the Pavilions is organized separately by the organizations below: \n\nInterbattery 2023: Dutch Embassy in Seoul\nWind Expo Tokyo (WSEW): Holland Home of Wind Energy (HHWE)\nHydrogen Expo (WSEW): New Energy Coalition (NEC)\n\nPreliminary program\nView the provisional program here in English. The program is subject to change and availability. \nRegistration\nRegister now for this trade mission. The deadline for registration is January 16\, 2023. Several people can participate per organization. Each participant must register separately. If the regsitration period is extended\, participation in individual matchmaking is not guaranteed when registering after January 16\, 2023. \nParticipation fee\nParticipation fee is €950\,00 per organization\, for a maximum of 2 people. With more than 2 people per organization\, an additional €475\,00 will be charged. Travel and acommodation costs and any additional costs for individual matchmaking (for example interpreters and individual transport) are for the companies’ own account. Participants will receive suggestions for their travel and accommodation after the registration period has expired. \nThe costs include participation in the collective program components\, individual matchmaking\, trade reception or trade dinner\, networking events\, a visit to the Interbatteryh and EV Trend Korea 2023\, a visit to the World Smart Energy Week 2023\, local support by the organization\, and local collective transport. \nParticipation\nIf several participants are regsitered per organization\, they can also follow different programs if desired. Individual matchmaking is offered per participating organization. Participation in this mission is only open to Dutch companies and knowledge institutions that fit within the above-mentioned set-up and substantive focus on this trade mission. Registration and the automatic confirmation of receipt therefore do not mean that you can automatically participate in the trade mission. You will receive a final confirmation of your participation after the registration period has closed. \nCOVID-19 clause\nThe organization decides 8 weeks in advance whether the trade mission will go ahead. This decision is based of the current travel advice from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs\, and based on the entry rules applicable in South Korea\, Japan and the local situation. The organization will immediately inform participants about this. In case of postponement or cancellation\, no fee will be charged to the participants. For the trip to South Korea and Japan\, participants have to prepare a number of things in advance. Please consult the travel advice for South Korea and Japan. \nEven after a decision to continue the mission\, the organization reserves the right to cancel the trade mission in the event of unforeseen circumstances. Of course the organization doesn’t charge participation costs in this case. \nParticipants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation. They must therefore cancel their travel and accommodation themselves if the mission does not take place. Any costs associated with this are for their own account. \nMore information\nFor more information about the mission\, please contact \nMargriet Veenstra\nprojectmanager missions\nmargriet.veenstra@rvo.nl \nHanneke Bogaerts\nProjectmanager missions\nhanneke.bogaerts@rvo.nl  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.hhwe.eu/event/trade-mission-energy-transition-south-korea-and-japan-with-minister-schreinemacher/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Margiet Veenstra (RVO)":MAILTO:margriet.veenstra@rvo.nl
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SUMMARY:Netherlands Lounge @ Wind Expo Tokyo (SOLD OUT)
DESCRIPTION:The Netherlands Lounge is currently fully sold out. If you are interested to participate\, please let us know. When a spot will open up\, we will inform you as soon as possible. \nWith the Japan Wind Power Association (JWPA) predicting 6GW of wind farms with fixed turbines and 4GW of floating wind farms operational by 2030\, offshore wind developments in Japan are going strong. The need for international expertise to realize these ambitions is widely acknowledged in Japan. This offers enormous opportunities also for Dutch offshore wind companies. \nIn Japan\, the Netherlands is recognized as a reliable partner for offshore wind cooperation. Since 2014\, Holland Home of Wind Energy (HHWE)\, supported by the Dutch Government\, has built up a widespread network at many levels within the Japanese offshore wind industry. \nTo further explore the opportunities for the Dutch wind sector and generate visibility within the Japanese sector\, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Tokyo\, the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)\, and HHWE will set up a Netherlands Lounge at the Wind Expo Tokyo 2023 (WET) from March 15-17\, 2023\, in Tokyo\, Japan. \nNetherlands Lounge\nWe will set up a Netherlands Lounge\, in which every participant will be introduced individually. The total floor area of the Netherlands Lounge will be 65sqm\, conveniently located at the expo hall\, and can accommodate up to 16 companies. See photos below for an impression of the Netherlands Lounge at the Wind Expo Tokyo September 2022 edition. \nThe following services are included: \n\nFully equipped joint Netherlands booth with customized Netherlands branding;\nOwn poster desk for each participating company;\nExposure of company logo and corporate photos within the Netherlands branding design;\nShared TV screen for PPT (max. 6 slides) OR corporate movie (max. 1\,5 min) in the Lounge;\nHosting support on site;\nSupport in arranging individual meetings with Japanese stakeholders;\nHotel recommendation;\nParticipation in the B2B matchmaking and seminar side event on Tuesday March 14 (TBC);\nDrinks & snacks in the Lounge; and\nJoint promotion.\n\n \nParticipation costs\n€2.500\,00 per company. Excluding VAT and travel related expenses. \nMore information and registration\nTo register for this event please see the ticket system above.\nFor more information\, please contact Eline Timmer (eline@hhwe.eu | +31 (0)6 51 24 90 79).
URL:https://www.hhwe.eu/event/netherlands-lounge-wind-expo-tokyo-2/
LOCATION:Tokyo Big Sight\, 3-11-1 Ariake\, Koto-ku\, Tokyo\, Tokyo\, 135-0063\, Japan
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ORGANIZER;CN="Eline Timmer (Holland Home of Wind Energy)":MAILTO:eline@hhwe.eu
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SUMMARY:Symposium: New Energies – New Challenges: Re-inventing the Offshore Industry
DESCRIPTION:Offshore production of renewable energy is rapidly increasing with developments such as wind farms\, ocean current turbines and floating solar farms. More advancements are to come with for example offshore hydrogen production. These developments make use of experience from the existing offshore industry\, but also require innovations to overcome new challenges and ensure the new energy sources are cost competitive with other sources of energy. \nIn this symposium the current state of the offshore industry is sketched as well as the developments that are ongoing to produce new energies and challenges they bring. Technology to overcome these challenges is presented as well as examples of how offshore installation companies are adapting to meet the demand for new energies and climate goals. \nConfirmed speakers:\nMARIN – Bas Buchner\nRVO – Ruud de Bruijne\nSiemens Gamesa – David Molenaar\nOcean Grazer – Marijn van Rooij\nSolar Duck – Paula van Lieshout\nDeltares – Yorick Broekema\nTUDelft – Prof. Dr. Andrei Metrikine\nGBM Works – Marcelo Werneck\nBoskalis – Sander Steenbrink\nHeerema Marine Contractors – Ramon de Haas \nFurther information can be found here
URL:https://www.hhwe.eu/event/symposium-new-energies-new-challenges-re-inventing-the-offshore-industry/
LOCATION:Theatre Hall TU Delft\, Mekelweg 8\, Delft\, 2628 CD\, Netherlands
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