第 42 届科学网络研讨会——海上可再生能源领域的技能研讨

2024 年 9 月 19 日星期四，EMB 将举办第 42 届第三个星期四科学网络研讨会，Lefteris Sdoukopoulos 将就“海上可再生能源领域的技能情报”这一主题发表演讲。

在本次网络

研讨会上，Lefteris Sdoukopoulos 博士将介绍最近完成的关于海上可再生能源 (ORE) 领域技能情报建设的研究成果。这项工作是在FLORES项目的框架内进行的，EMB 也是该项目的合作伙伴。他将采用价

值

链方法，并以ESCO 的职业概况分类为参考层，介绍欧洲主要市场的技能需求和供应现状，以及新兴趋势可能对短期、中期和长期技能发展产生的影响。

这项工作与 EMB 关于海洋毕业生培训和海上可再生能源的出版物中提出的建议相关。

Lefteris Sdoukopoulos 博士是希腊交通研究所(HIT)交通系统环境与能源影响部门的负责人，该研究所是希腊研究与技术中心(CERTH)的五个研究所之一。他是一名交通工程师 (MEng、MSc)，专门从事海上运输和港口研究 (PhD)，还研究这些系统与蓝色经济其他几个部门之间的联系和相互依赖关系。在过去 6 年里，他深入研究了技能情报这一主题，设计了适当的相关方法框架来涵盖蓝色经济的关键部门（即 ORE 和造船业）。

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英文原文：

On Thursday 19 September 2024, EMB will host its 42nd Third Thursday Science Webinar featuring Lefteris Sdoukopoulos who will speak on the topic of “Skills intelligence in the Offshore Renewable Energy sector”.

In this webinar, Dr Lefteris Sdoukopoulos will present the results of the recently concluded research work on building skills intelligence in the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) sector. This work was conducted within the framework of the FLORES project, of which EMB is also a partner. Taking a value chain approach and considering as a reference layer ESCO’s categorisation of occupational profiles, he will present the status quo of skills demand and supply in key European markets, as well as the impact that emerging trends are likely to impose on skills development in the short, medium and long-term.

This work is linked to recommendations made in EMB’s publications on Marine Graduate Training and Offshore Renewable Energy.

Dr Lefteris Sdoukopoulos is the Head of the Environmental and Energy Impacts of Transport Systems Department at the Hellenic Institute of Transport (HIT), one of the five institutes of the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH). He is a Transportation Engineer (MEng, MSc) specialising in maritime transport and port research (PhD), investigating also the links and interdependencies that those systems present with several other sectors of the Blue Economy. Over the past 6 years, he has dived into the topic of skills intelligence, devising appropriate relevant methodological frameworks for covering key sectors of the Blue Economy (i.e. ORE and Shipbuilding).