Announcement

Due to insufficient registrations, we regret to announce that we will not be participating in the upcoming China Wind Power event. We understand this may be disappointing, but we are committed to offering valuable experiences at future events.

If you are still interested in learning about or participating in China Wind Power, please contact us at events@hhwe.eu.

Thank you for your understanding, and we appreciate your continued support. If you have any questions or need further information, don’t hesitate to reach out.

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According to the latest statistics from the China Renewable Energy Engineering Institute (CREEI), six provinces have completed their offshore wind development plans for the 14th five-year plan period (2021-2025). By the end of June 2023, China’s National Energy Administration had reviewed en approved 30GW of nearshore wind and 35GW of offshore wind capacity in deep waters. More capacity is expected to be approved after another four provinces complete the same process.

Considering that China has the world’s largest and most competitive wind supply chain and the market is ready to complete the transition from nearshore to deep water installations by the end of 2025, the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) predicts that 139GW of new offshore wind capacity will be built in the coming decade. This progress will further reinforce China’s position as a global leader in the offshore wind sector.

With regards to onshore wind, China’s onshore wind capacity amounted to some 335GW in 2022, which offers enormous opportunities for the Dutch wind energy supply chain.

China Wind Power

The China Wind Power (CWP) has grown into one of the world’s largest and most influential wind energy exbibitions. CWP provides an exchange platform for global wind sector to seek industrial development, tackle climate change, and explore solutions for energy transition.

With 80,000sqm of space during the CWP 2023, the conference saw 1000 exhibitors and over 100,000 visitors!

Netherlands Lounge

Holland Home of Wind Energy (HHWE) intends to participate with a Netherlands Lounge at the upcoming China Wind Power. Due to COVID-19 and travel restrictions, we didn’t participate in the last 4 years, but we now aim to be there again for the 10th time!

In the Netherlands Lounge, every participating company will be introduced individually. The total floor area of the Lounge will be around 36-48sqm, conviently located at the expo hall, and can accommodate up to 12 companies.

The following services are included:

• fully equipped joint Netherlands booth with customized Netherlands branding;
• own poster desk for each participating company;
• exposure of company logo and corporate photos within the Lounge design;
• shared TV screen for corporate video (max. 1,5 min) OR PowerPoint Presentation (max. 6 slides) in the Lounge;
• hosting support on site;
• translator services on site;
• support in arranging individual meetings with Chinese stakeholders;
• hotel & flight recommendation;
• participation in the CN – NL side event at the Dutch Embassy in Beijing (TBC);
• drinks & snacks lunch in the Lounge; and
• joint promotion.

Disclaimer: at least 8 participants are needed in order to proceed with this activity. In case of insufficient interest, we will inform our registered participants as soon as possible. 

Participation costs

HHWE members                 €3.000,00
Non HHWE members         €3.500,00

Participants are responsible for their own travel expenses. All prices are without VAT. To cover part of the fee, SME’s can apply for a SIB mission voucher with a maximum worth of 80% of the participation fee. For more information about this SIB mission voucher, please visit the RVO website here.

More information and registration

Please register via the ticket system above and make sure to select the correct ticket. For more information, please contact us via events@hhwe.eu.