The meeting place for the wind turbine blades value chain

The 17th edition of the Wind Turbine Blades conference will be held in Germany on 8-10 December 2026. This event brings together industry experts from across the value chain to examine key trends and developments in wind turbine blade manufacturing, design, materials, inspection and testing, operations and maintenance (O&M), as well as end-of-life management and recycling.

As the global installed capacity of onshore and offshore wind grows rapidly, with bigger turbines and longer blades, addressing challenges such as blade quality, manufacturing defects, and operational costs becomes critical. Additionally, fierce competition among OEMs to deliver reliable blades at lower prices is putting extra pressure on companies still recovering financially. With the significant increase in decommissioned blades, finding sustainable recycling solutions is crucial to minimising the industry's overall carbon footprint.

This upcoming conference will explore best practices for enhancing blade reliability and sustainability in a cost-effective manner. The agenda will focus on advancements in manufacturing optimisation, including automation, innovative materials, efficient and cost-effective inspection, testing and maintenance to lower LCOE (Levelised Cost of Energy), and achievements in blade recycling.

Over three days, industry experts from leading OEMs, operators, developers, research centres, and technology and material providers will share their insights and updates in a dynamic and collaborative environment.

Did you know we offer bigger discounts for blade and turbine manufacturers and operators?

Secure your place for €295*

Please contact Harriet White to book your discounted place.

*Exclusive of VAT. Delegate registrations are subject to German VAT at 19%. Subject to approval. Discounts cannot be used in conjunction with other offers.

Join our Free Wind Turbine Blades Webinar! 

Industrialisation, productivity and global competition: what's next for blade manufacturing?

Date: Wednesday 30 September 2026

Time: 12:00 - 13:00pm CET

Moderator:

  • Dr. Sabrina Maria Malpede, Managing Director and Co-Founder, ACT Blade and SMAR Azure

Panellists include:

  • Anthony Fraisse, Head of Section for Blades Materials, Manufacturing and Testing, DTU
  • Amilcar Quisipitupa, Chief Engineer Blades, Siemens Gamesa
  • Simon Pansart, Principal Engineer & Lead Expert (wind turbine blades), RWE

Event sponsored by

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Ways you can join:

Delegate pricing starting from €1,440*

Submit your industry presentation proposal

Sponsorship and exhibition packages from €3,015*

*Exclusive of VAT. Delegate registrations are subject to German VAT at 19%. Discounts cannot be used in conjunction with other offers or retrospectively applied.

"Very interesting topics and speakers to meet in order to be informed of the latest advances in the wind blade energy market” 

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

What to look forward to

Expansive exhibition

Explore a diverse range of innovative products, solutions, and technologies from leading suppliers and manufacturers. Discover new offerings to enhance your business and stay ahead of industry trends.  

Insightful presentations

Attend engaging sessions, dedicated speaker Q&As and presentations led by industry experts across two days. Update your knowledge and take part in the conversation.

Networking opportunities

Connect with a wide network of experts and executives from across the blade supply chain and gain invaluable insights into the latest industry trends and innovations.

Source new products and put your questions to the experts in the exhibition area. Exhibitors include:

  • ADC Connection Solutions 
  • Advanced Microwave Imaging
  • Composite Integration
  • Socomore
  • Taconic

Why attend?

Insight into
market trends:
Gain an in-depth understanding of global wind turbine blade trends, developments, and demand outlook to stay ahead in this rapidly evolving market.

Addressing industry challenges:
Discover best practices to tackle common pain points, ensuring robust solutions for blade quality, manufacturing defects, and operational costs.

Learning from operators and developers:
Hear directly from Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and Independent Service Providers (ISPs) about their strategies, expectations and focal points; fostering better collaboration and understanding of market needs.

Competitive intelligence and networking:
Source valuable competitive intelligence regarding growth opportunities by engaging and networking with key players from across the wind turbine blade supply chain.

Have questions? We’re here to help!

For sales enquiries:

Harriet White

harriet.white@amiplastics.com

+44 (0) 117 314 8102

For speaking enquires: 

Leah Darbyshire

leah.darbyshire@amiplastics.com

+44 (0) 117 314 8116

For everthing else

Lucy Ross

+44 (0) 117 314 8111