Spanish Wind Power Supply Chain Delegation
Price
15.750 DKK person/company with grant* **
3.900,- DKK per additional person
Min. of 10 participating companies
*We will apply for grant from the Trade Council (Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs). All participating companies are obligated to fill in provided grant formular with or without grant receipt (in accordance to EU de-minimis requirements).
Grant can be applied by companies holding a Danish VAT number. Participant fee/Invoices to be billed and paid to the Danish company / VAT Number to obtain grant.
** If your company do not wish to apply for grant or grant is not given to this event the price is 23.500 DKK person/company.
Location
Madrid, Spain
Danish Energy Export and the Royal Embassy of Denmark in Madrid invite you to explore opportunities in the Spanish onshore and offshore supply chain.
Join us for a two-day event focusing on the opportunities for collaboration and partnerships with Spanish supply chain.
Spain is one of Europe’s leading countries in wind power, with a high number of installed turbines and a well-established supply chain. This creates excellent opportunities for collaboration between Danish subcontractors and the Spanish key players.
The two-day program will include*:
- Meetings and round table discussions with key developers involved in both Spanish and international projects, a.o. Iberdrola, Acciona Energia, Natrurgy , Endesa, Enerfin, EDP Renovables, ENGIE, Ocean Winds
- Meetings and round table discussions with foundation and tower manufactures, a.o. Navantia, Haizea Wind Group, Gestamp Wind Steel, Nabrawind, Windar Renovables, Talleres Alju, Tescade
- Networking with Spanish suppliers being part of the AEE (Spanish Wind Energy Association) at the Danish Ambassador residence
*The program is tentative, meetings TBC
Spanish Wind Power Market
Spain has become a leader in wind power, with over 30,000 MW of installed capacity as of 2023, making it one of the top wind energy producers in Europe. The country aims to increase its wind power capacity to 62 GW by 2030, including a significant push for offshore wind with an initial target of 3 GW. With abundant wind resources, particularly in regions like Galicia and the Canary Islands, Spain presents substantial opportunities for developers. Upcoming offshore wind auctions and a streamlined permitting process are expected to drive further growth. Spain's commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050 will continue to bolster wind energy investments, fostering innovation in floating wind turbines and energy storage solutions. The Spanish value chain is also very strong, with international leaders like Navantia Sinergies, Windar, and strong engineering companies like Sener that can become strategic partners for Danish companies not only for the Spanish market but internationally.
Patricia Alvarez / PATALV@UM.DK
Senior Advisor Energy, Energy Efficiency & Sustainable Urban Solutions / Trade Council
+34 91 432 1138 / +34 661 595 410
