Australia Wind Energy 2023

As Conference Chair of the American Solar Energy Society’s SOLAR 2024 National Solar Conference in Washington, D.C., at George Washington University on May 20-23, 2024. I heartedly invite you to this conference and hear speakers present in person or virtually, as well as interact with a wide variety of experts and practitioners, as well as educating your Congressional representatives. The conference theme, “Connecting Technology & Policy,” will promote the ASES mission to “accelerate equitable solar adoption and universal sustainable living by educating and building community.” And will focus on models and tools for negotiating the challenges to advancing renewables by following justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) principles.

The Evolving Landscape of Tower Heights and Market Dynamics in Renewable Energy Wind turbine towers are continuing a trend of growth to meet the needs of rising turbine capacity to further boost renewable energy production. Where hub heights need to be increased while maintaining cost efficiency, there is pressure for experts in the wind industry to push forward technical development for future tower concepts, utilising improved technology, new concepts on tubular steel towers, pre-stressed concrete and hybrid towers. Tackle these challenges and more at the 11th International Conference Wind Turbine Towers, taking place 26th- 28th February 2024 in Bremen, Germany. If you’re tasked with improving efficiency and achieving operational excellence in your operations, join over 60 of your industry peers and learn how to: Navigate this technological shifts with precision, empowering you to lead and adapt to industry shifts with agility. Acquire mastery in material selection, manufacturing techniques, and operational management. Equip yourself with the tools to actively contribute to environmental preservation while advancing your technical expertise. Navigate the financial challenges to optimize your operations. Manage the complexities of offshore wind tower projects. Overcome challenges related to fatigue, buckling, and frequency-induced issues. Plus, much more...

Green hydrogen is currently enjoying unprecedented political and commercial momentum, with the number of policies and projects around the world expanding rapidly over the last 12 months.

Europe’s largest networking event for the energy storage industry will return to the Novotel London West in Hammersmith and we are very excited to be moving to a bigger and better venue for 2024. The must-attend 9th Energy Storage Summit will shed light on how the industry is shaping European energy storage deployment, innovation, investment and policy, and aims to accelerate the industry by bringing key players together under one roof. The European energy storage sector is at a pivotal moment in its history, with new markets exploding onto the scene, pipelines growing at a rapid pace, bigger projects than ever before being announced and innovation happening at every level of the value chain. Energy storage is no longer an aside or a luxury; it is a necessity if we want to reach our global net-zero goals and stay on track. With tremendous opportunities arising for energy storage on the continent in countries such as Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland, Greece and Belgium to name just a few, we know that joining forces and collaborating is going to be paramount for the industry going forward. Since launching in 2016, last year’s event was our biggest yet, with over 150 speakers, 70 stands and 1000+ delegates. The event doubled in size from the previous year; a testament to the technology itself but also to the hard work and dedication of the industry in getting storage to where it needs to be. We look forward to bringing the industry together again in 2024 for two days of panels, presentations, podcasts, fireside chats, VIP dinners, workshops, roundtables, networking and lots of fun. The Energy Storage Summit is renowned for being the best networking event in Europe, where you will be able to meet and do effective business with investors, developers, policymakers, utilities, energy buyers, service providers, consultancies, technology providers and more.