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Submission deadline: 4 September<\/strong><\/h1>\r\n

It’s that time of the year again! We’re all making plans for next year, and there’s one thing that should definitely be on your agenda: WindEurope’s Annual Event 2027, which will take place in Copenhagen from 20-22 April. Eager to present your work, meet your peers and help advance the wind energy sector?<\/p>\r\n

We are calling for abstracts on technologies, concepts, research, ideas, and solutions that will help boost Europe’s energy security and speed up the transition to a renewables-based, electrified energy system.<\/p>\r\n

The deadline to submit an abstract is 4 September 2026.<\/strong><\/p>\r\n\r\n

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What is the scope?<\/h3>\r\n

WindEurope Annual Event 2027 is your annual wind energy conference and exhibition, so we will of course cover all aspects of onshore and offshore<\/strong> wind technology, from designing turbines<\/strong> and planning wind farms<\/strong> to operations<\/strong>, all the way to decommissioning and recycling<\/strong>. We will also keep the focus on how wind can support and drive the electrification of the wider economy<\/strong>. Of particular interest will be contributions on how we can accelerate the scale-up<\/strong>, automate both manufacturing and operations<\/strong> and also how we can better understand fatigue and faults in larger turbines<\/strong>, so we can prevent them.<\/p>\r\n

What kind of contributions are we looking for?<\/h3>\r\n

We are looking for concrete examples<\/strong> of already<\/strong>\u2013implemented operational solutions<\/strong>, experience, and feedback from the field, including real-world data<\/strong>, as well as innovative research, concepts and ideas that can bring the sector forward.<\/strong><\/p>\r\n

Submitted abstracts should be related to the technical themes of the conference \u2013 as listed below. Scientific contributions should focus on applied research with a higher TRL (4 or above). Commercial submissions will be rejected (1)<\/a>.<\/strong> <\/p>\r\n

Additionally, WindEurope believes that women can break the glass-ceiling in the wind energy industry. We therefore would like to encourage as many women as possible to submit their work for presentation through our call for abstracts.<\/p>\r\n

We\u2019re keen to hear from a wide range of voices \u2013 if you are working on interesting wind-related projects and issues, in academia, the wind industry, or other sectors interacting with wind, this is your chance to share them with the wider wind community!<\/p>\r\n\r\n

Scientific content<\/h3>\r\n

Science and research content at our events is organised in the cooperation with the European Academy of Wind Energy (EAWE)<\/a>, a world-leading wind energy academic & research community. The Academy brings delegates leading edge wind energy research results, keeping Europe at the forefront of wind energy innovation. The offers a forum for in-depth presentations and discussions on progress and results of wind-energy related scientific research.<\/p>\r\n

Abstract submitters will have the possibility to apply for the publication of a scientific paper which will be peer-reviewed by the EAWE and published in a dedicated volume of the open-access IOP Journal of Physics: Conference Series<\/a>.<\/p>\r\n

Important dates<\/h3>\r\n