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Thomas Carpenter, Taylor Hopkinson – Why wind’s evolution is causing skills challenges

Published by Tamarindo Group and A Word About Wind.

Growing global ambitions and rising costs are raising the heat on companies in the wind sector. What are the big opportunities and challenges after the pandemic?

We caught up with some industry leaders to discuss the key trends that will be shaping up the wind industry in 2022.

In this video, A Word About Wind’s Editor in Chief Richard Heap interviews Thomas Carpenter, Principal Consultant, Taylor Hopkinson

Thomas Carpenter

Thomas is a Principal Consultant at Taylor Hopkinson who leads the offshore renewables investment practice, focusing on senior roles and executive search.

Thomas’ expertise covers mergers and acquisitions, investment, business development, portfolio and fund management, and project finance. Based in London and focussing on global markets, Thomas works closely with established players and newcomers to the renewables sector, advising on hiring strategies to those entering the market.

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