Why now?
With onshore and offshore expansion across Europe, now more than ever it is essential to stay on top of the latest developments in blade technology and understand the evolving landscape of the wind industry.
Join experts from across the blades supply chain in Amsterdam.
Why attend?
Hear the latest in all things blades:
- How to successfully design, test and manufacture bigger, more sustainable blades that increase AEP
- New tools and techs to improve maintenance planning
- The future of recycling, circularity and end of life for wind turbine blades
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2023 speakers
Hear last years delegates describe why you need to be at Blades:
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This is a good conference because it is big enough to represent the industry but small enough to foster great conversations and connections
Account Manager, 3M Key
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Good event for an Owner-Operator to make contacts and evaluate current against industry current state. Also a good forum for learning about emerging technologies.
Engineering Manager, Congentrix
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"At Thread, we started working with Windpower Monthly back in 2022 as a way to expand our network within the wind industry, especially through niche events where we could network with our peers. As a previous VIP Lounge Sponsor for Blades Europe and Blades USA, we are excited to be sponsoring Blades Europe again in 2023. We are pleased with our sponsorship activation over the years and look forward to working with the Windpower Monthly team again on future projects like this one."
VP of Partnerships, Thread
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A forum that places OEMs, Owner Operators and Service providers in once place to have open, candid conversations
Engineering, Clearway Energy
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The German Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy Systems (IWES) has inaugurated a new test rig for 115-metre-plus rotor blades and for current and next-generation offshore turbines. Eize de Vries was at the event and behind the scenes in Bremerhaven.
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