SGS, the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing, and certification company, is one of over 400 exhibitors taking part in EWEA 2012 at the Bella Center in Copenhagen, Denmark. The services offered by SGS Renewable Energy will be presented throughout the exhibition at stand E-C79.
EWEA 2012 is Europe’s premier wind energy event, combining a comprehensive, high-quality conference with a first class exhibition and incomparable networking opportunities. With over 10,000 professionals from around the world expected to attend, the event is a perfect meeting place for anyone interested in discovering the latest industry best practices, creating new business opportunities with global contacts in a flourishing market and networking with international leaders.
The four-day event provides an exciting opportunity for SGS to showcase its wide portfolio of renewable energy services and meet potential business partners.
Attendees will have a unique chance to learn more about project finance, in-service inspection, quality, health, safety and environment management, project execution and project certification in the renewable energy sector.
SGS is looking forward to the EWEA 2012 conference and exhibition, and anticipates convincing participants that its range of services and breadth of expertise are practically unrivaled.
About SGS Renewable Energy Services
Based on its extensive experience and expertise, SGS offers third-party consultancy, inspection, verification, testing, and certification services for renewable energy projects including wind and tidal energy projects. For each phase of a project lifecycle, SGS Renewable Energy Competence Center offers a wide range of renewable energy services designed to minimize failure rates in operational renewable energy projects in order to improve the financial viability of the assets. In this way, SGS services bring benefits not only to project owners, but also to financiers and the underwriters, all of whom have a stake in renewable energy projects.
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Offshore WIND staff, March 21, 2012; Image: iffr