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WIND ENERGY DENMARK 2018 – The largest and most significant wind event in Denmark

Skagen Blade Technology will proudly welcome the expected 400 participants in their large production facilities in Hedensted, Denmark.

By Green Power Denmark | [email protected]

3 August 2018

Skagen Blade Technology will proudly welcome the expected 400 participants in their large production facilities in Hedensted, Denmark.

Wind at a crossroad
Through constant innovation and optimization of products, processes, and solutions, wind is today an indispensable source of energy in today's energy mix. But wind energy is also at crossroads, where new market designs and new technologies push the industry to change its way in business, technology development and cooperation.

Overcoming the challenges means looking for further potentials in technology development, industrialization, closer and smarter cooperation across the supply chain, and in strengthening global competitiveness on both established and emerging markets.

Conference themes
The two-day-conference merges technology, science, and product development - and offers valuable insight and latest updates on themes within

High-level sessions

Industrialization & standardization

Grid systems, integration & infrastructure

Operation & maintenance

Next generation technologies

Talents of tomorrow

It’s an opportunity to discuss the latest developments and challenges in a forum of companies, research institutions and professionals with the ability to shape the future of the global wind industry and provide new perspectives and insights into the future of green transition powered by wind.

A number of High-level sessions will feature keynote speakers sharing their thoughts and insights on the future of the wind energy, and in addition, the conference will offer panel discussions, workshops, presentations, exhibitions and networking opportunities, while Talents of tomorrow present some of the brightest minds and aspiring talents from the world of research who will drive forward wind energy in the future.

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ORGANIZED BY
Danish Wind Industry Association | Danish Research Consortium for Wind Energy | MCH Messecenter Herning

SPONSORED BY
Skagen Blade Technology | Siemens Gamesa | Vattenfall | Ørsted | Vestas | MHI Vestas | Cotes | ABB | MAKE | A2SEA | E.On | Envision Energy | Esbjerg Havn | European Energy | Falck Safety Services | Fritz Schur Energy | Hydra-Grene | KK Wind Solutions | LM Wind Power | Mita-Teknik | Semco Maritime | Wieland Electric | Ymer Technology

SUPPORTED BY
State of Green

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