Connect with us

Logistics

WindEnergy Hamburg: The global on & offshore expo

Published

on

The Global Wind Summit, the top event for business and networking WindEnergy Hamburg, the world’s leading expo, now almost fully booked WindEurope Conference has a high quality programme and speakers.

It’s only six months now until the start of the Global Wind Summit in Hamburg, the biggest and most important meeting of the wind industry worldwide. It combines the world’s leading wind industry expo WindEnergy Hamburg with the global conference of WindEurope to create a high-powered, unique platform for business, networking and information for the onshore and offshore wind industry. These two top events, the expo and the conference, will be held side by side from 25 to 28 September 2018 at the Hamburg Messe site. Exhibitors, visitors and conference participants are expected from some 100 countries. The 9 exhibition halls of the leading wind industry expo WindEnergy Hamburg are already almost fully booked, which means about 1,400 exhibitors and some 35,000 trade visitors will be there in September. The WindEurope Conference, to be held inside the exhibition, features more than 500 speakers and presentations, providing a first-class programme on the issues facing the global wind industry.

“The expo and the conference complement one another to provide a combination unmatched anywhere in the world,” says Bernd Aufderheide, President and CEO Hamburg Messe und Congress.

“Hamburg brings together all of the main decision-makers from both business and government,” says Giles Dickson, CEO WindEurope, “giving vital input for the continued progress of the wind energy worldwide.”

WindEnergy Hamburg – focus on three main topics

WindEnergy Hamburg is the only global industry expo for the onshore and offshore industry. The 1,400 exhibitors expected there from 35 countries include all the leading international companies and specialist suppliers for the whole of the value chain. They present their product innovations and customised solutions for the wind industry on a total of more than 65,000 square metres of exhibition space. “The strong showing by globally active companies means that every organisation with a name and reputation in the international business will be represented in Hamburg, showcasing their innovations,” notes Bernd Aufderheide.

WindEnergy Hamburg 2018 puts the focus on three major subjects: “Dynamic Markets”, “Cost-Efficiency” and “Smart Energy”. “How to develop new markets, how to make your product competitive in auctions, and how to use wind power for all the energy applications and needs of the future – those are some of the decisive questions to which visitors will get answers,” says Bernd Aufderheide in summary. “The Global Wind Summit in Hamburg is the place to meet key players, pioneers, and new start-ups in the industry with their highly specialised products and services, helping to drive further progress of the wind industry worldwide.”

In addition to these three major areas, the exhibitors at the world’s leading wind industry expo explicitly cover all the thematic areas of this innovative industry. That applies both to technology and to the major wind markets around the world. More than 20 national pavilions with representatives from very different countries and regions present their wind energy expertise. The national flags on the pavilions range from China to South Korea and the United States to a whole series of European countries. The Danish stand occupies the most space, that is the whole of Hall B1 (ground floor). Trade visitors and delegations from all continents are expected in Hamburg.

Innovation showcase, ideal networking opportunity

The stands at the fair are a great place for trade visitors to meet specialised companies that cover all the major products and services in the value chain – turbines and rotor blades, electric components, logistics, safety equipment, finance and insurance, innovative materials and smart energy. Visitors can take the “Storage Tour”, which guides them to exhibitors with solutions for the storage of renewable energy, distributed in various halls around the expo.

The specific requirements for offshore applications are covered in a number of halls, for example companies with special-purpose ships, and suppliers of components and services from the maritime sector.

Start-ups will have their own section at the world’s leading wind energy expo. That includes for example the stand for “Young Innovative Businesses”, which has funding from the German Ministry of Economics and Energy (BMWi). WindEnergy Hamburg also gives international start-ups dedicated to innovations in the smart energy sector opportunities for speed-dating, to help them make contact with global partners.

Another opportunity to find new business partners is the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN), which invites all exhibitors and visitors at WindEnergy Hamburg to a B2B Matchmaking Event, that is WindEnergyMatch 2018 on 27 and 28 September.

WindEurope Conference inside the exhibition

The world’s most important onshore and offshore wind conference in 2018, organised by WindEurope, is also global in its coverage. There’ll be more than 500 speakers and presentations, giving participants the best insight into the future of the wind industry. Industry, government, academia and other stakeholders will focus for four days on the challenges and opportunities facing wind energy. The conference will take place inside the exhibition site using the presentation rooms on the upper floors of exhibition halls B3 and B4.

WindEnergy Hamburg and Husum Wind

The Global Wind Summit will be held in Hamburg, the capital of the wind industry, from 25 to 28 September 2018. It comprises WindEnergy Hamburg, the world’s leading wind industry expo for the onshore and offshore markets, with some 1,400 exhibitors presenting their product innovations and projects and covering the whole of the value chain. In parallel, the Global Onshore and Offshore Conference will be held by WindEurope in the halls of Hamburg Messe.

HUSUM Wind will be held from 10 to 13 September 2019, focusing on the most important core market of the industry – the German wind energy market, which is the technology leader. More than 650 exhibitors of the onshore and offshore wind industry will present their key products and innovations. This traditional meeting point, held every two years in the middle of the trailblazing wind region on the German North Sea coast, is ideal for intensive exchanges between the industry experts, generating added value for practical application.

 

Continue Reading
Advertisement

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Logistics

Bizim Vinç Delivers Specialized Load Engineering for Wind Energy Projects

Published

on

Specialized heavy lifting and transport solutions for wind turbine towers, blades, and generator components, supported by a 450-ton lifting capacity and advanced mobile crane operations.

Bizim Vinç is expanding its role in wind energy projects by providing specialized load engineering, heavy transport, and lifting solutions for turbine towers, rotor blades, and large generator components.

With more than 15 years of experience in transportation and logistics solutions, the company supports critical operations in heavy industry and large-scale investment projects. Its fleet includes truck-mounted platforms, tractor & lowbed trailers, hi-up and scissor platforms, mobile cranes, and telehandlers, enabling lifting and transport operations from 450 tons up to 136 meters in height.

In wind energy installations, where high towers, oversized blades, and heavy mechanical components require precise logistics planning, Bizim Vinç offers load engineering solutions that enhance operational safety while improving time and cost efficiency.

A key asset in the company’s machinery fleet is the Grove GMK6450-1 mobile crane. With a lifting capacity of 450 tons, fast setup capability, and compact design, the crane is positioned as a high-performance solution for wind turbine assembly, power plant installations, infrastructure projects, and heavy industrial applications.

Beyond wind energy, Bizim Vinç serves sectors such as steel construction, mining, building and construction, manufacturing, general industry, maintenance, and assembly.

To date, the company has participated in more than 700 projects, providing heavy lifting, heavy transport, equipment rental, engineering services, expert consultancy, and mobile crane rental solutions.

Continue Reading

Logistics

Yılnak: Powering the Future with Reliable Wind Energy Transportation

Published

on

Yılnak: Powering the Future with Reliable Wind Energy Transportation

As a pioneer in heavy transport and project logistics, Yılnak has played a crucial role in advancing the global shift toward renewable energy. With our deep-rooted passion for engineering excellence and extensive experience in transporting wind turbines and related components, we understand logistics’s critical role in the success of wind energy projects.

At Yılnak, we take pride in our expertise in delivering complex and oversized cargo to even the most challenging locations and destinations. Our specialized fleet of trucks, equipped with cutting-edge technology, ensures precise and careful handling of every transport. Our dedicated engineering teams continuously develop innovative solutions to navigate demanding routes, ensuring timely and flawless delivery of every component.

Our commitment to excellence is reflected in every project we undertake. We partner with our clients to tailor customized logistics solutions that meet their specific needs, seamlessly integrating our services into their operations. From the initial planning to final delivery, Yılnak provides a comprehensive approach that minimizes risks and maximizes efficiency. Our engineering passion drives us to continuously refine our methods, ensuring we stay at the forefront of the industry.

As we look to the future, Yılnak remains committed to advancing the wind energy sector by providing reliable transportation solutions that drive progress. Our contribution to the global pursuit of sustainable energy is not merely a service but a responsibility and a passion we wholeheartedly embrace.

Our journey with wind energy transportation is a testament to our dedication to innovation, precision, and sustainability.

Continue Reading

Logistics

Mammoet begins assembly of world’s biggest land-based crane

Published

on

Mammoet begins assembly of world’s biggest land-based crane

SK6000 ring crane redefines modular construction methodologies across heavy industry

Mammoet, the global leader in engineered heavy lifting and transport, has started assembling the world’s strongest land-based crane, the SK6000, at its Westdorpe facility in the Netherlands. 

This monumental project marks a new era in heavy lifting technology, offering unprecedented lifting capacity and reach, and opening up new construction methodologies for large projects. 

The SK6000 ring crane is testament to Mammoet’s commitment to innovation, but also sustainability. The crane will offer full electric operation. This means it enables the transition to cleaner power sources while driving down the carbon impact of energy projects themselves.

The SK6000 has a maximum capacity of 6,000t, and is capable of lifting components up to 3,000t to a height of 220 meters. Its sheer lifting power allows Mammoet customers to build more efficiently in larger pieces, shrinking the logistics, integration and mobilization phases of projects.

The crane provides a huge leap forward for projects in emerging energy sectors, supporting the continued constructability of next-generation wind turbine and foundation components needed to achieve higher yields from offshore wind farms. It also unlocks new modular construction options for nuclear facilities, with increased cost-effectiveness and safety.

In the oil and gas sector, the SK6000 helps new build and expansion projects to benefit from economies of scale on a level never before seen. It builds on the design philosophy of Mammoet’s SK190 and SK350 series, which are proven in the market. 

Following mobilization of all parts to Mammoet’s Westdorpe site, initial works include assembly of the crane’s base frame, power packs and control room. Mammoet’s auxiliary cranes are supporting the build, including two 250-tonne crawler cranes and a 140-tonne Gottwald mobile harbor crane.

Koen Brouwers, Project Manager for the SK6000, said: 

“This is a thrilling new chapter for Mammoet and modular construction in heavy industry, as we see the SK6000 taking shape. 

It will offer a hook height, outreach, and lifting capacity far in excess of any crane on the market. We are excited to bring this groundbreaking technology to our customers, helping them achieve their project goals with greater efficiency and more sustainably.”

Assembly of the SK6000 is scheduled to be completed during Q4 2024. 

Continue Reading

Trending