September 16-19, 2025
HUSUM WIND
HUSUM WIND is the leading platform for renewable energies in the German-speaking market. Be there when all the players along the RE value chain meet and immerse themselves in the world of topics relating to the transformation of energy systems.
21-23 April 2026, Madrid
WindEurope Annual Event 2026
WindEurope is delighted to join forces again with the city of Madrid and our Spanish partners to deliver another wide-ranging industry gathering – WindEurope’s Annual Event 2026 in Madrid.
19-20 June 2025, Istanbul
WindEurope Technology Workshop 2025
To make wind energy a success in Europe, hundreds of technicians, operators and innovators across the industry are pushing for new ways to better assess our wind resource and to improve our analysis of operating wind farms. In this way we can break new records and boost our yields as Europe continues to move towards a net-zero future.WindEurope’s Technology Workshop is a chance for you to hear more about this technical debate, and to meet the people working on resource assessment and operating wind farms analysis. 400+ experts from Europe and beyond will be there this June to share insight, tackle challenges, and to strengthen ties across the wind industry’s technical community.
8-10 April 2025, Copenhagen
WindEurope Annual Event 2025
WindEurope is delighted to join forces again with the city of Copenhagen and our Danish partners to deliver another wide-ranging industry gathering – WindEurope’s Annual Event 2025 in Copenhagen. Denmark is the birthplace of wind energy and the Danes are still breaking new wind power records right across the board. They are the only country in Europe to source more than half of their electricity from wind – up to 55%. We broke attendance records in 2023 with close to 16,000 participants and are expecting to confirm this trend in 2025.Our 2030 targets are looming – and Europe is looking to transform its energy system. We need big decisions and a determined push to reach our goals. This is our chance to come together as a sector – to get our bearings and set our industry on the road to success.
19 February 2024, Vilnius
WIND Vision 25 -
Special conference for LVEA 20th anniversary
The Lithuanian Wind Energy Association (LVEA) is 20 years old. During these years, the role of wind energy in the Lithuanian energy sector and in Europe has changed dramatically. What were the main events that shaped the sector and what steps, in retrospect, could have been avoided? Where is the Lithuanian wind industry today and where would we like to see it in 5-10 years? How to reconcile the expectations of all stakeholders with the needs of the state? All these questions will be discussed at the conference "WIND Vision 2025" organised by LVEA.
24 January 2025
LitRES - Lithuanian Renewable
Energy Congress
Starting from presenting and discussing current Lithuanian energy policy, we shall move on to consider prime avenues for cost-effective project financing. Next, we will look at expensive but necessary energy grid upgrades sustained by medium- and long-term energy storage growth to ensure grid stability while accommodating ever-growing participation of renewables. Our speakers will examine the role district heating and co-generation will play in near future. Scrutinising inter-connection choices with other Baltic countries and Western Europe through Poland will be our next topics, followed by analysing hybridization models between solar and wind generation and hydrogen production and energy storage - to finally investigate hydrogen build-out options Lithuania might want to explore.
– 18/19 January 2024, Tallinn
WINDMission Baltic Sea Region
Explore the Dynamic Landscape of Baltic Wind Energy: Join us at WINDMission BR 2024 as we navigate the diverse strategies and initiatives of Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Finland, and Sweden harnessing wind power. Uncover the distinctive trajectories of each nation, from Estonia and Latvia collaborating on the ELWIND project for a 1 GW offshore wind farm to Lithuania's ambitious plans outlined in its National Energy and Climate Action Plan. Additionally, take note of Poland's substantial shift towards offshore wind, as evidenced by its inaugural Offshore Wind Sector Deal, which presents lucrative opportunities for foreign investments. Dive into the challenges, opportunities, and collaborative efforts shaping the future of wind energy in the Baltic region.
26 January 2024, Vilnius
LitRES - Lithuanian Renewable
Energy Congress
Starting from presenting and discussing current Lithuanian energy policy, we shall move on to consider prime avenues for cost-effective project financing. Next, we will look at expensive but necessary energy grid upgrades sustained by medium- and long-term energy storage growth to ensure grid stability while accommodating ever-growing participation of renewables. Our speakers will examine the role district heating and co-generation will play in near future. Scrutinising interconnection choices with other Baltic countries and Western Europe through Poland will be our next topics, followed by analysing hybridization models between solar and wind generation and hydrogen production and energy storage - to finally investigate hydrogen build-out options Lithuania might want to explore.
WindEurope’s 2024 Annual Event
in Bilbao
Your annual by the industry for the industry wind energy event
25 April 2024, Latvia
Baltic Wind Association's event
2024 - Riga
24-27 September 2024 Hamburg
WindEnergy Hamburg 2024!
Your annual by the industry for the industry wind energy event
