Blade News 28 September 2026

Wind Energy Hamburg 2026

Wind Energy Hamburg 2026

WindEnergy Hamburg is one of the world's leading events dedicated to the wind energy industry (both onshore and offshore), held in Hamburg, Germany.

It is a key meeting point for the entire renewable energy sector, combining an exhibition (thousands of exhibitors from all over the world) with international industry conferences.

Who is this event for?

  • Technology manufacturers and suppliers: Companies designing and manufacturing wind turbines, blades, towers, mechanical components, and control systems.

  • Investors and developers: Entities developing onshore and offshore wind farms, investment funds, and banks financing green transformation projects.

  • Supply chain and logistics representatives: Transport companies, port operators, installation vessel operators (for offshore), and service vessel providers.

  • Tech and digital companies: Software providers, AI solution developers, data analytics, monitoring, and grid management specialists.

  • Engineers and scientists: R&D, research institutions, and experts focusing on new materials, energy storage, and efficiency of installations.

What happens there?

  • Technology debuts: Companies showcase the latest turbine models, innovative approaches, and solutions for integrating wind power with green hydrogen production.

  • Networking and contracting: A place to establish international partnerships, sign contracts, and build resilient supply chains.

  • Debates and panel discussions: Topics cover grid bottleneck resolution, permitting procedures, RES auctions, and geopolitical challenges in energy.

This year, for the first time, a Polish national pavilion was organized at WindEnergy Hamburg 2026! All thanks to the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development (PARP). Polish companies set out to conquer the international wind energy market. It was a strong representation of Polish business! 💪

👉 41 companies, including MYROPES Sp. z o.o., promoting their offer at the Polish national pavilion.

What was our goal?

Naturally, alongside networking, numerous meetings, and insightful discussions, we had another key objective. Specifically, holding talks regarding the application of blade repair platforms from various manufacturers, taking into account their specific features. It was the ideal venue to meet manufacturers directly and discuss the pros and cons of each product with the right decision-makers. The analysis in relation to our scope of work turned out very positive. We'll share more details on this soon! 😉

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