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WindEurope 2026

Event details

21-23 April 2026

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Hosted by
State of Green

Where
IFEMA, Madrid

About WindEurope 2025

In 2026, the WindEurope Annual Event will once again return to Denmark as policy-makers, ministers, experts and professionals from the entire wind industry gather in Madrid

Key themes for the 2026 edition of WindEurope Annual Event will be exploring the role of wind energy as the backbone of the future energy system and the main source of a continued direct and indirect electrification of society. Coupling sectors like heating and cooling, transport, buildings and industrial processes through electrification and power-to-x technologies is a crucial step in transitioning our energy system, phasing out fossil fuels and reaching our climate targets.

Additionally, the event will highlight the immense need for a more diverse renewable energy sector grounded in inclusivity and equality in the workplace and at the same time put a keep focus on attracting students and young talents, encouraging them to choose the renewable energy sector as their career path. All of this will play a crucial role in supporting the green transition, as it requires a multitude of skilled hands.

About WindEurope’s Annual Event 2026

+15.000 participants
Come and meet 500+ companies setting up their stalls across the exhibition, showcasing their activities and looking to do business.
Come and network at dozens of social and side events – plenty of opportunities to catch-up or meet new contacts.
70+ conference sessions looking at the big topics in wind energy today.

Learn from 350+ top speakers in industry, Governments, NGOs, finance and beyond

Keep updated on this page, at the programme site or follow our newsletter to receive the latest news about the Danish participation at WindEurope 2026.

Learn more about WindEurope 2026

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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