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On 12 and 13 March, the Belgian Offshore Days, organized by Offshore Wind International , were taking place in Ostend. It provides a platform for the Offshore Wind Industry and encourages collaboration between Belgian and international companies. With 1,600 attendees and over 70 exhibitors , the two-day event features a fair, seminars, and countless opportunities to network with some of the brightest minds in the offshore industry.

On Thursday 25th 2024 of January Belgian Offshore Cluster (BOC) and T-shore welcomed over 100 guests in Bluebridge in Ostend. The offshore renewable industry was represented by more than 60 companies including: the Belgian windfarms owners, turbine developers, O&M companies, service suppliers, training suppliers, the Belgian navy, … Erwin Leys, the new President of BOC, presented Offshore Wind International, the joint venture between BOC and Kortrijk Xpo. This new organisation wants to expand the Belgian offshore wind trade fair organisation in Belgium and abroad. A sincere word of thanks...

How can ‘wind’ help to electrify transport, heating and industry? That was the focus of ‘Electric City 2021’, the ‘motto’ of the annual WindEurope Event in Copenhagen. An event, two weeks ago, with 400 exhibitors in the halls and 70 conference sessions. An interesting business and network event: over 8,000 people were there, and 11 ministers of different countries took part in this event. During these three days one could get a good overview of the current innovations. As the wind energy sector is a rapidly evolving sector, it is good to stay on top of things. And after two years of not...