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WindEurope 2026

Event details

20-22 April 2026

Hosted by
Green Power Denmark
WindEurope

Where
Bella Center, Copenhagen, Denmark

About WindEurope 2025

WindEurope’s Annual Event returns to Copenhagen in 2027, once again bringing together the entire value chain of the European wind industry: suppliers, turbine manufacturers, project developers and asset owners. Wind energy is homegrown in Denmark, supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs and delivering clean energy across Europe. As the organisers put it: “Europe faces major choices in its energy future – and wind is central to the solution.

WindEurope’s Annual Event is a chance to set a new course – addressing bottlenecks, engaging policymakers and ensuring that Europe gets the most from wind to deliver affordability, competitiveness and energy security.

After a record breaking event in Copenhagen in 2025, Green Power Denmark is to once again joining forces with WindEurope and partners to deliver another wide-ranging industry gathering.

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Want to learn more about State of Green's initiatives during WindEurope?

Maja Schrøder Kristensen
Head of Electrification (Renewable Energy Sources, Grid & Infrastructure)

[email protected]

+45 5126 9589

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Keep up with the latest news at the official WindEurope’s website

Registration for participation opens in December 2026.

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