Denmark is known for developing innovative & energy-efficient wind turbines, almost 40 years for onshore and 25 years for off-shore. This legacy has given rise to more than 500 companies across the wind value chain.

Leading wind energy companies, such as Vestas, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, LM Wind Power, CS Wind Offshore and Cadeler, have located parts of their global production & operation in Denmark. This reflects Denmark’s position as a global leader in wind energy - One of the best to develop wind technology and products. The eco-system also covers companies working in broader areas, for example, Intelligent energy systems - capable of managing the fluctuations of renewable energy, AI-based solutions for predictions, robotics and drone companies for inspection and maintenance of the turbines, among others.

Why do these companies choose Denmark?

The combination of political focus on renewable energy, a highly educated and specialized labour force, mature eco-system across the value chain and state-of-the-art test facilities make Denmark an attractive destination to develop, manufacture, test and promote wind energy technology in Denmark.

Come join us to learn more about the Danish wind ecosystem and meet experts for some engaging conversations & insights.

To Explore the wind value chain in Denmark, please follow the link - Denmark's wind value chain | State of Green. Other reference link - Establish your wind power projects in Denmark – get started (investindk.com)

Speakers

The UK will organise a country panel session on ‘UK Partnership for Accelerating India’s Offshore Wind Deployments’ at Windergy 2024 to showcase the length and breadth of UK’s engagement in India’s offshore wind. The session will provide a platform for UK companies to present their expertise and explore potential partnership to advance Indian offshore wind Sector.

Tentative programme:

Introduction:
- Ms. Sarreen Solomon Senior Trade Adviser – Energy, Department for Business and Trade, British Deputy High Commission, Chennai

Opening Remarks:
- Ms. Ajita Hathlia Deputy Director, Trade & UK Exports, South Asia British Deputy High Commission, Mumbai

Presentation on DBT and UK-India work in the offshore wind sector:
- Ms. Silvi Kurian Head – Energy, Department for Business and Trade, British High Commission, Delhi

Presentation on Scottish Development International (SDI):
- Mr. Ketan Pednekar, Senior Trade Specialist – Energy Transition, SDI

UK company Presentations Sessions:
- 9 UK company presentations on their expertise, innovation, and potential areas for collaboration in offshore wind energy.

Q&A session:
- Question & Answer session

Closing remarks:
- Ms. Shalini Medepalli Chargé D'affaires, Deputy Head of Mission British Deputy High Commission, Chennai

Wrap-up:
- Networking