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WindEnergy Hamburg 2026
Global trade fair for the onshore and offshore wind industry.
September 22-25, 2026, Hamburg

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WindEnergy Hamburg 2026

September 22-25, 2026

WindEnergy Hamburg addresses the major issues facing the on- and offshore international wind energy sector. It brings together a professional audience from about 100 nations and 1,600 exhibitors demonstrating their innovations and solutions from across the entire value chain of the world’s wind industry.

The worldwide growth trend in wind power continues. There is an ongoing demand for onshore wind energy plants. At the same time, requirements and regulations for plants are getting stricter, whether in extreme climatic regions or in low-wind-speed areas. The industry is now developing onshore plants that are tailored to specific situations. Furthermore, repowering – the replacement of old plants with new, more efficient ones – is advancing steadily. Here, the industry is firmly demonstrating its innovative strengths – working to ensure sustainable growth and create added value.

The exploitation of offshore wind energy offers attractive market opportunities. While the current focus is firmly on Europe, there is potential for strong growth in North America and on a global scale. The Global Wind Energy Council expects that 557 GW of new capacity will be added worldwide in the next five years – that equates to more than 110 GW of new installations each year until 2026.

The areas where the onshore and offshore industries overlap are considerable, but technology, logistics, financing, and the different market players themselves, remain clearly distinct from each other. The success of offshore wind energy exploitation depends, above all, on the effective combination of wind energy sector competencies and those of the maritime industry. WindEnergy Hamburg gives exhibitors and visitors the opportunity to expand their knowledge and intensify contacts. There will be a professional program with specialized panels, workshops, and lectures – all playing a significant contribution to the development of the wind energy sector.

This year’s WindEnergy Hamburg will also be followed by the H2 EXPO & Conference in October, which reflects the full spectrum of the hydrogen economy: https://www.h2expo.com/ 

WindEnergy Hamburg is organized by Hamburg Messe and Congress. The Global Partner for this trade show is the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC). The European Partner for this trade show is Wind Europe. Other Partners include the trade associations BWE and VDMA. 

Companies from the United States are invited to participate in WindEnergy Hamburg. The goal is to grow the partnership in the wind energy sector on a global scale. The U.S Commercial Service, a competent partner in business operations matters, supports U.S. Exhibitors who wish to establish their companies in Germany.

Please also visit the WindEnergy website: https://www.windenergyhamburg.com//

Our Exhibitor Support Program:

  • Take advantage of our virtual export promotion services: https://www.trade.gov/virtual-services
  • Free Export Promotion Counseling Sessions before, during, and after the show
  • Information on how to protect new designs you may be showing, and to take expedited action against foreign exhibitors who copy your design and trademarks. Please see important information about trademark and design protection at German trade fairs on our website: Germany Events IPR (trade.gov) 
  • Introduction to an International Trade Specialist at your nearest U.S. Commercial Service office in the United States.

We are looking forward to meeting you at the WindEnergy Hamburg, to be held September 22-25, 2026.
 

Your U.S. Commercial Service Contact:

Bettina Capurro
Senior Commercial Specialist 
American Consulate General Munich
Königinstraße 5
80539 Munich
Email: Bettina.Capurro@trade.gov
Phone: +49 89 2888-751
 

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