Description
Navigating the imminent growth in the renewable energy market presents challenges around skills and project data quality. Autodesk tools enable customers to overcome these challenges by investing in upskilling and ensuring high-quality data for their projects. AutoCAD files are critical in this, providing the precision needed, especially with the shift toward 3D designs for energy yield modeling. Well-optimized and structured preconstruction stage designs in AutoCAD can make or break a potential project's funding and eventual construction, thus driving customer value. This panel will explore how Autodesk software can empower customers to unlock the renewable energy sector's potential, overcome bottlenecks, and mitigate risks. By addressing these challenges, users can contribute significantly to achieving the ambitious Net Zero emissions targets and combat climate change, driving positive outcomes for their businesses and the world.
Principaux enseignements
- Learn about challenges the renewable energy sector is facing, from workforce constraints to data risk.
- Learn how AutoCAD plays a key role in the development of designs but also in the securing of financing and in project optimization.
- Explore how data from designs is a vehicle to becoming a building block for digital twins in renewable energy projects.
Intervenants
- SBStefan BoehmeStefan, the Education Content Manager at PVcase, leads the partnership initiative between PVcase, universities, and industry partners to bridge the skills and talent gap in the Renewable Energy Industry. Before joining PVcase, he gained 23 years of expertise in instructional design, gamification, eLearning development, and curriculum design, with experience at top companies like Blizzard Entertainment, Bioware, Electronic Arts, Bethesda, and more. He leads the design and development of the PVcase Product Suite training and oversees the strategic direction of the company's education program and the PVcase Academy. This involves refining the processes and procedures to improve the onboarding experience for students, universities, and research institutes.
Becky BurnsBecky is an accomplished Program Manager with a background in engineering and sustainability. Currently at Autodesk, she leads cross-functional initiatives to drive sustainability integrations, collaborating with sales, customer success, and product teams. Her previous roles span the automotive industry, where she excelled in program and project management at companies like NIO USA, Kongsberg Automotive, and ZF North America. Becky holds a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from Michigan State University and is known for her strategic thinking and leadership in complex projects.- MMManuel MaierManuel is a Project Manager and Engineer in Enery Development GmbH, a European independent power producer headquartered in Vienna, Austria, where he manages solar, wind and battery projects across the Central and Eastern European market. He studied electrical engineering and renewable energy and began his professional career in O&M performing data analytics for utility-scale photovoltaic power plants prior making his change to engineering. Next to his role in Enery, Manuel teaches the course "Solar Power Plant - Design & Engineering" as a part-time lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences in Upper Austria. His focus lies on helping students understand the basics of photovoltaic engineering using market-standard tools and preparing them for the practical challenges in the industry's future.
- BHBrian HaydenBrian Hayden teaches entrepreneurship at the University of Michigan College of Engineering, and is the Managing Partner at HeatSpring, a leading platform for clean energy certifications. More than 100,000 clean energy professionals have taken technical training on the HeatSpring platform. Brian manages employer partnerships at HeatSpring, where he helps develop custom programs to train the next generation of clean energy professionals.
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