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WindEurope - the voice of the wind energy industry
WindEurope is delighted to join forces again with the city of Copenhagen and 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%.
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.
Find our experts at WindEurope 2025
Meet our experts at the event, to dive into the opportunities and challenges facing the wind sector in the race to accelerate the energy transition, as we drive towards net zero.
Meet our experts
Søren Lassen
Head of Wind
Søren Lassen
Head of Wind
Søren tracks, analyses and forecasts value chain dynamics, technological advancements and the market outlook.
Latest articles by Søren
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Opinion
The Danish government charts course through offshore wind headwinds
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Featured
Wind: predictions for 2025
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Opinion
Industry divergence on costs and turbine sizing manifests itself in the first commercial floating wind tender
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Opinion
Offshore wind energy: what to look for in 2024
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Featured
Wind 2024 outlook
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Opinion
Elevated subsidies enable offshore wind to end 2023 on a high note
Endri Lico
Principal Analyst, Global Wind Supply Chain and Technology
Endri Lico
Principal Analyst, Global Wind Supply Chain and Technology
Latest articles by Endri
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Opinion
Future wind installations: the great divide between Chinese scale and Western strongholds
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Opinion
Liberation Day tariffs threaten to disrupt US wind and solar industries
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Opinion
New frontiers: order intake by Chinese wind turbine OEMs advanced beyond domestic dominance in H1 2024
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Opinion
Wind from the east gathering strength: the outlook for OEMs
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Opinion
Wind turbine technology evolution is diverging quickly between China and the rest of the world
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Opinion
Western wind turbine manufacturers are prioritising profit over volume, opening the door for Chinese market share growth
Rishab Shrestha
Principal Analyst, Europe Power
Rishab Shrestha
Principal Analyst, Europe Power
Rishab is a principal analyst at Wood Mackenzie, focusing on European power and renewables markets.
Latest articles by Rishab
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Opinion
Elevated subsidies enable offshore wind to end 2023 on a high note
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Opinion
Abundant, low-cost renewables will transform Nordic power markets
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Opinion
European power markets emerge from the energy crisis
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Opinion
Renewable energy costs continue to fall across Europe
Norman Valentine
Director, Head of Corporate Research - Power & Renewables
Norman Valentine
Director, Head of Corporate Research - Power & Renewables
Norman leads our corporate research on power and renewables companies, with an emphasis on the offshore wind sector.
Latest articles by Norman
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Opinion
European corporate P&R: spending slowdown
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The Edge
Renewable developers change tack
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Opinion
Growing pains: how are corporate power and renewables strategies adapting to energy transition challenges?
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Featured
Mixed signals for power and renewables in 2023
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Featured
Power and renewables companies face merging headwinds in 2022 | 2022 Outlook
Josep Fàbregas
Managing Consultant, Power & Renewables Consulting EMEA
Josep Fàbregas
Managing Consultant, Power & Renewables Consulting EMEA
Josep manages strategic projects and products in wind turbine OEMs and within the supply chain.
View Josep Fàbregas's full profile
Copenhagen | Power & Renewables Briefing 2025
Tuesday 8 April from 12:30-2:00pm CET
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