In this episode we are talking to Øistein Johannessen, industry coordinator for offshore wind Norway at Equinor about the projects Equinor are running, what possibilities and challenges there is within offshore wind, and all the exciting opportunities that are ahead of us in this industry. Her har dere også mulighet til å legge inn lenker til nettside: This podcast is part of the curriculum in the course WIN100 Introduction to Offshore Wind: Introduction to Offshore Wind Energy | University of Stavanger 
 
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In this episode we are talking to Arve Rettedal, Equinor, about project management for offshore wind, in addition to some of the ongoing projects Equinor have. We discuss what is different for offshore wind projects compared to projects within oil and gas, and what type of people are needed in the projects.
This podcast is part of the course WIN100 – Introduction to Offshore Wind: Introduction to Offshore Wind Energy | University of Stavanger
 
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In this episode we are talking to Erik Dugstad and Lena Suljanovic about Vårgrønn and their thoughts on offshore wind now and in the coming future. What are the major challenges and what sort of people are needed to be able to reach the political targets set in Norway and globally?
The podcast is part of the course WIN100 – Introduction to Offshore Wind: Introduction to Offshore Wind Energy | University of Stavanger
 
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This episode is an interview with Norway’s Minister of Climate and Environment, Andreas Bjelland Eriksen (July 2025) on his and the Norwegian government’s view on offshore wind and how they look at offshore wind as part of the future energy-mix. Will the industry see new areas opening up, will the government continue with State-aid auctions and what are the plans ahead?
This podcast is part of the course WIN100 “Introduction to offshore wind”
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In this episode, we talk to the Norwegian Competence Centre for Offshore Wind about their project called VindKOMP. The first phase of the project has estimated the number and kind of competence we will need in Norway to be able to reach the goal set by the Norwegian government 30 GW by 20240. Tonje Nateland and Rune Klausen give us a taste of their findings.
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