Wind Power Poland 2016 will take place from 8-9 March to discuss the most pressing issues affecting the future of Polish and regional energy markets in Europe.
It will bring together industry experts, politicians, academia and the media to ensure that wind energy is becoming increasingly competitive and a more economical option for investors.
The European Commission, regulatory agencies and the wind industry will look at the vision of Europe’s offshore installed capacity reaching 6BW by 2030.
Wind Power Poland is organised in cooperation with the Polish Wind Energy Association (PWEA).
EWEA will aim to continue to work towards success in the wind energy industry with numerous events next year.
Including the annual event to team up with WindEnergy Hamburg in 2016 which will take place from 27-30 September and EWEA’s Analysis of Operating Wind Farms 2016 in Bilbao, Spain.
More information on the EWEA events portfolio for 2016 can be found on the EWEA website.
By Alice Mason
