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Momentum had a productive time at WindEnergy Hamburg 2014

By Momentum Energy Group A/S | [email protected]

12 November 2014

The exposition gathers international companies with affiliation to the German wind industry and related businesses.

During the exposition we received various inquiries from interested parties with wind turbine projects in our neighboring countries in the Nordic Region and the possibilities concerning future collaboration. Momentum is specialized within wind and sun energy in Germany, but sees numerous business opportunities concerning project development, management and repowering on the Nordic markets, including Norway, Sweden and Finland. Momentum participated shortly at the exposition Vind 2014 in Stockholm the 22nd of October in order to follow up on the inquiries from WindEnergy Hamburg.

Moreover, WindEnergy Hamburg gave us the opportunity to meet many of our business partners in Germany, including Availon, Deutsche Windtechnik Services, UKB, Danske Commodities, Green Wind Operations, Notus, Drehpunkt, Vestas etc.

Next year the exposition will take place in Husum, Germany, as part of the rotation agreement between Husum and Hamburg.

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