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Making transition work

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Making transition work at WindEurope Summit 2016

Global energy is in transition over the last decade. In Europe we see three megatrends that reflect this transition: Structural changes within the energy market – transitioning from fossil fuels to renewables; Wind energy markets changing within Europe and Markets transitioning globally.

This represents both opportunities and challenges for the wind industry. The Summit will look at a broad range of issues impacting the wind market with a key focus on policy, innovative technology and an integrated energy system and will identify what action is necessary to make transition work.

Event Ambassadors:

  • DONG Energy
  • Enel Green Power
  • Enercon
  • Nordex

 

Martin Neubert

Chief Strategy Officer – DONG Energy Wind Power

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“Offshore wind is on the verge of a breakthrough from being pure European to become a truly global industry. Active and farsighted EU and national … read more policies have underpinned this development and the industry is now founded on European industrial excellence and technology. A continued strong European focus on offshore wind will secure this leadership. The goal is to reduce costs to make offshore wind competitive and an indispensable pillar in the global renewable energy future.”

Francesco Venturini

Chief Executive Officer – Enel Green Power

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“We are at the turning point of several technological breakthroughs. Let’s shape markets accordingly and grasp this potential for the European wind industry. Now.”

Hans-Dieter Kettwig

Managing Director – ENERCON

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“Security of supply, climate protection and affordability through renewable energies can only be ensured by following a systematic plan for the energy transition.”

Lars Bondo Krogsgaard

Chief Executive Officer – Nordex SE

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“Wind-Power is changing energy markets worldwide. This year’s event takes a focus on this vast development. Get an insight and foster this development together.”