Ports are the hubs of supply chains, both for today's global trade as well as for offshore wind and ocean energy in the future. There is no question that ports will prosper in the transition to renewable ocean energy. All ports are not equal, however. Some thrive in the fossil fuel economy of the past […]

Global Offshore Wind Summit Taiwan (GOWST) is the official annual offshore wind event where the Taiwan government and industry officials discuss the critical challenges and opportunities in the wind energy sector, such as localisation strategy, ports development and the Round 3 auction. Riding on the success of GOWST 2020, the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) […]

An in-person networking event for companies and organisations active in hydrogen, offshore wind and CCS The networking evegnt on Novemnber 12 is a direct follow-up to the 'North Sea as a platform for the clean energy transition' panel discussion that takes place in the contect of the Dutch State visit to Norway from 9-11 November. […]

With more than 3,500 km of coastline, France has the second largest offshore wind potential in Europe. France has confirmed plans to boost its capacity base and become a world leader in floating offshore wind under its multi-year energy plan (PPE), first offering a 250MW site off south Brittany in 2021, and then two 250MW projects […]

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it might be possible our events will not continue as planned. We will update our participants if anything changes. *This activity will take place in the framework of the PIB Taiwan, but non-members are also invited to join this exhibition. If you want to know more about the PIB Taiwan, […]

Save the date: Enterprise Ireland Offshore Wind Forum - in partnership with Wind Energy Ireland February 1 & 2, 2022, Dublin, Ireland. Due to the current COVID-19 situation, Enterprise Ireland decided not to organize physical events in Q1 2022. A new date will be confirmed later on.  On the 1st and 2nd of February 2022, […]