Assessment
ISEP Floating Offshore Wind (FLOW) Consenting Fundamentals
This course provides an introduction to the consenting, environmental, and regulatory processes that underpin Floating Offshore Wind (FLOW) developments in UK waters.
Learners will explore the strategic importance of FLOW, particularly within the Celtic Sea, and gain an understanding of the key approvals, assessments, and stakeholder engagement activities required to bring projects from concept to construction.
The course is designed to develop awareness of one of the fastest-growing areas within the renewable energy sector and the skills needed to support its future expansion.
Progression Opportunities
Successful delegates may progress on to:
- ISEP Certificate in Environmental Management
- NEBOSH Environmental Awareness
- Renewable Energy and Sustainability programmes
Location
- Neath Campus
- Afan Campus
- Brecon Campus
- Newtown Campus
- On-Site
- Online
Entry Requirements
None
Who Should Attend?
This course is ideal for:
- Individuals seeking careers within offshore wind and renewable energy
- Environmental and sustainability professionals
- Marine and coastal stakeholders
- Engineering and technical professionals
- Port and supply-chain organisations supporting offshore energy projects
Course Duration
1 Day
Course Content
This course covers:
- Introduction to Floating Offshore Wind
- Regulatory and Consenting Frameworks
- Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
- Environmental and Socio-Economic Considerations
- Stakeholder Engagement
- Future Opportunities and Skills Needs
Method of Assessment
Q&A Assessment
Certification
Certificate of Attendance
