Wind Europe 2026

Wind Europe is one of the region’s top renewables conferences and Spinergie will once again be in attendance at Stand 10-J92! Our team will be delighted to meet you there to show you our Market Intelligence and Smart Fleet Management solutions or just to have a chat about the latest developments in the offshore wind sector.

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Event overview

Spinergie's sales, product and analyst teams had a successful and productive time at this year's Wind Europe conference in Madrid, Spain. Our analysts were delighted to take part in the poster session: Jean-Baptiste Rougeot, Head of Analysts, presented 'Carbon footprint simulation for offshore wind projects' in collaboration with author Eloïse Ducreux. Meanwhile, Maëlig Gaborieau, Senior Offshore Wind Analyst shared 'Quantifying supply chain bottlenecks in Europe’s offshore wind expansion'.

About the Event

Spinergie's sales, product and analyst teams are looking forward to attending this year's Wind Europe conference in Madrid, Spain. Don't miss the poster session where our analysts will be on hand to discuss their research: Jean-Baptiste Rougeot, Head of Analysts, presents 'Carbon footprint simulation for offshore wind projects' in collaboration with author Eloïse Ducreux. Meanwhile, Maëlig Gaborieau, Senior Offshore Wind Analyst shares 'Quantifying supply chain bottlenecks in Europe’s offshore wind expansion'.

Key Insights

Optimism is back! But while the mood on the floor was noticeably more positive than in recent years, some turbulence remains. The industry continues to navigate a period of strategic repositioning and that was coming through in the discussions we had at the stand. We’ll call it a cautious confidence.

Two topics were at the front of everyone’s mind: O&M and the supply chain. These were raised frequently by visitors to our stand and gave us a clear signal of where the pressure points are right now.

Offshore wind is becoming truly global with high involvement from players in Asia, especially China and Japan.

We were reminded that Offshore Wind is equal parts “offshore” and “wind”, a factor that’s increasingly important to bear in mind as supply chains tighten and vessel supply is absorbed by other offshore sectors.