Tom
Tom Hopkinson
Managing Director, Taylor Hopkinson
Tom Hopkinson is the Founder and Managing Director of Taylor Hopkinson Associates. He has been active in search and selection for the wind energy sector since 2004. He and his team have delivered over 180 mid to senior management appointments for many of Europe's renewable energy leaders, covering the entire wind energy project lifecycle.
Latest articles published
Tips from the top for finding your ideal clean energy role
Wednesday, 16 May 2012 Having tweeted this morning about a vacancy at market intelligence provider CSP Today, we’re now happy to post Tom Hopkinson’s latest blog entry providing top tips on searching for your perfect jo...
The Chinese OEMs are coming
A first-hand look at the birth of South African wind Â
Breaking down barriers: Universal Passports could reduce skills shortages
Monday, 31 October 2011 Always wanting to think out of the box, in his latest blog Tom Hopkinson highlights a novel suggestion already being developed by Renewable UK amongst others for resolving the international skills sho...
Electricity Market Reform White Paper: Reflections on skills and employment
Monday, 18 July 2011 One of our expert bloggers, Tom Hopkinson, analyses the impact of the eagerly awaited ‘Renewable Energy Roadmap’ and Electricity Market Reform (EMR) White paper published by the UK governm...
Offshore wind provides opportunity across the supply chain
Wednesday, 29 June 2011This week, Tom Hopkinson looks at how the entire supply chain of the wind industry can bring wealth and jobs to a region.
Coalition’s indecision could suffocate offshore wind in its infancy
Friday, 20 May 2011In his second article, Renewable Energy Magazine's first ever blogger, Tom Hopkinson, exlores how the UK government's indecision regarding policy could stymy offshore wind industry growth.
Wind sector needs re-focus on ‘hard to fill roles’
Tuesday, 26 April 2011Expert in the renewables labour market, Tom Hopkinson, kicks off his new blog on Renewable Energy Magazine with a look at where the skills gaps lie in the wind industry.
Administration official to address future of fuel cells in US at D.C. conference
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