In the twelfth edition of the mood barometer WEtix, the positive assessments given six months ago for Asia remain largely unchanged while values for North America have changed only slightly and Germany and Europe are clearly trending downwards. Australia, South America and Africa, summarily referred to as “rest of world”, improve somewhat, no longer taking last place.

In the eleventh edition of the WEtix report, the positive assessments given six months ago for Germany, Europe, North America and Asia remain largely unchanged. Following a slight downturn during the last six-month assessment period, the latest survey shows a minute improvement.

According the recent DNV report ‘Floating Offshore Wind: The next five years’, floating wind gives access to abundant deep water wind resources and offers at least four times more sea space compared to turbines with bottom-fixed platforms.

The Netherlands has excellent natural conditions for wind power. And the dutch government is betting heavily on offshore wind farms: In 2050 all energy used in the Netherlands must come from renewable sources and offshore wind is key to the transition to a zero-carbon energy supply.

Green hydrogen will be one of the mainstays in the climate-neutral energy system of the future - especially in places where demand for energy is high or cannot be covered using traditional battery solutions for reasons of cost, weight or space. In order to guarantee the usability of this energy medium at any time and in the required quantity, investments and rapid development of the infrastructure for transporting and storing hydrogen are now necessary.

The eighth edition of the WindEnergy trend:index continues to draw an optimistic picture of the mood in the international wind industry. Assessments of the market situation are similar across nearly all regions of the world: the current situation is still seen as positive, if with some slightly lower values compared to the most recent surveys. However, the outlook for the market situation in two years is very positive for both, onshore and offshore wind. All regions have achieved their highest marks since the beginning of the WEtix, in some cases nearly reaching the maximum level on the scale.

The data published in the seventh issue of the WindEnergy trend:index reflect the most positive mood ever observed in the international wind energy sector. In particular, the long-term market expectations are a major factor contributing to the optimistic assessment of onshore and offshore wind.

Even COVID-19 wasn’t able to stop the international wind energy sector from networking and engaging in a professional conversation: At its debut from 1 to 4 December 2020, the first digital WindEnergy Hamburg succeeded in bringing the global wind industry together at a challenging time.

WindEnergy Hamburg, the leading global trade event, will not be held on the Hamburg exhibition campus this year. Instead, Hamburg Messe und Congress plans to host a fully digital event in response to the coronavirus pandemic and its global impact on trade fairs and international travelling.

India will be featured at WindEnergy Hamburg 2020. According to the GWEC Annual Report 2019 the South-Asian nation is the world’s fourth-largest onshore wind market, boasting 37.5GW total installations. The consultancy Wood Mackenzie sees two fundamental drivers in place to sustain market growth: rising energy demand and political ambition.

WindEnergy Hamburg, the global on & offshore wind event, has been postponed to 1-4 December 2020 in response to the coronavirus pandemic and ist global impact on major events and international travelling.

Positive Mood Prevails in International Wind Energy Market

Third WindEnergy trend:index Published

WindEnergy Hamburg, which ended on Friday afternoon, has further strengthened its position as the most important platform of the global wind industry, the past four days have demonstrated convincingly. Many of the 1,482 exhibitors from 40 different countries at the world’s leading expo of the onshore and offshore wind industry announced product launches and business transactions.

WindEnergy Hamburg: Leading wind energy companies to present product novelties for the global market

Leading wind energy companies from 40 countries to present their product novelties for the global market at WindEnergy Hamburg

WindEnergy Hamburg to sharpen focus on dynamic markets

Strong international presence of companies and industry visitors

The urgency to drive down turbine product lifecycle costs and in parallel combine wind with other smart energy solutions has become key wind industry topic. From 25 to 28 September the Global Wind Summit will highlight the future of wind energy production, its integration and storage as well as sector coupling projects.

In recent years, increasing pressure to drive down wind turbine manufacturing prices has spurred enormous advances in technology.

WindEnergy Hamburg, the world's leading expo, presents the greatest range for global offshore

WindEnergy Hamburg, the world’s leading expo, presents the greatest range for global offshore – number of offshore wind farms is growing

Global Wind Summit: World’s Biggest Wind Industry Gathering

WindEnergy Hamburg To Welcome 1400 Exhibitors From Around 40 Countries / WindEurope Conference will host more than 500 expert speakers and presenters

The Global Wind Summit 2018 in Hamburg is pleased to have the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) as its Partner. The Global Wind Summit is the world’s biggest and most important meeting of the wind industry, comprising the leading global wind expo WindEnergy Hamburg and the global conference of the WindEurope, the European wind industry association.

WindEnergy Hamburg, the world’s leading expo, now almost fully booked - WindEurope Conference has a high quality programme and speakers

The Global Wind Summit, the top event for business and networking

Global Wind Summit in Hamburg in one year’s time - The world’s biggest wind industry meeting reflects wind energy success story

WindEnergy Hamburg and WindEurope Conference to be held in parallel at the Hamburg Messe site in 2018

WindEnergy Hamburg 2016: Exhibitors closing first deals

Recruiting Day to turn world's leading expo for wind energy into job exchange

WindEnergy Hamburg 2016 and WindEurope Summit open – Global hotspot for wind energy in Hamburg

At the Hamburg Messe und Congress site from 27 to 30 September

WindEnergy Hamburg 2016: Economics Minister Gabriel opens the world’s leading expo for wind energy on Tuesday

Innovations and large-scale exhibits in nine fully booked exhibition halls

Just a few days to go until the opening of the second WindEnergy Hamburg. The world’s leading wind industry expo, with comprehensive coverage of both onshore and offshore, will be held from 27 to 30 September, and will again be the meeting place for decision makers in the energy industry from all parts of the world.

WindEnergy Hamburg 2016 – First mega-exhibits set signs for expo

Delivery of the world’s biggest wind turbine gearbox

WindEnergy Hamburg – Service sector growing fast

Full power with industrial climbers, camera drones and diving robots

WindEnergy Hamburg 2016 – programme for expert exchange, networking and discussion at international level

From 27 to 30 September 2016 at the Hamburg Messe Fair Site

Wind energy is one of the world's most innovative industries, and there is no better place to highlight the dynamic development of this sector than WindEnergy Hamburg were more than 1,200 exhibitors from over 30 countries will display their latest product innovations for onshore and offshore wind and update the industry audience about key features and benefits of various technologies.