HUSUM Wind 2023

Update

HUSUM Wind 2023 will occur in a face-to-face format at Messe Husum between the 12th and 15th of September 2023. The edition will not include coronavirus safeguards. This is due to the removal of the country's pandemic restrictions.

Preface

Husum Wind (Husum Wind Messe/Husum Wind Fair) is among the leading trade exhibitions for the wind power sector. It is where professionals from the industry can learn about innovations and discuss the latest challenges. Husum Wind is a biannual trade exhibition that takes place at Messe Husum.

The Husum Wind Fair attracts a diverse group of attendees. This includes manufacturing businesses, project architects, supplier companies, off/onshore specialists, operators, and utility companies. It also attracts municipality representatives, insurance companies, and investors. Furthermore, component suppliers, financial service providers, trade associations and planning specialists also attend. So do research facilities, training establishments, safety experts and PPE firms. Service/maintenance enterprises and innovators additionally attend the fair. Because of its importance, Husum Wind Messe features a high participation rate. For example, one edition included around 18 000 trade visitants and 650 exhibitor firms. Participants travel from countries such as Switzerland, Belgium, France, and Austria.

About the Husum Wind Fair

Husum Wind Messe has a comprehensive support programme. The agenda often features one or more leading themes. For instance, one iteration focused on green hydrogen, recycling and repowering. This resulted in the Husum Wind Fair’s sub-events discussing and displaying topics like sustainable hydrogen and its relation to the wind industry. This was achieved via the novel Wind industry & Green Hydrogen Forum and the Offshore Wind & Green Hydrogen Exhibition Area.

The focus themes also affect the exhibition by influencing the novel solutions that are presented. The thematics also influence the Young Innovative Companies funding programme by aiding start-ups that display wares related to them. The central topics also modify the Windcareer Job Fair. It is the meeting location for the attendants seeking professional development, such as students. This is due to the sub-event showcasing the various positions available in the industry, including new ones related to the main topics. Additionally, it includes opportunities for expanding professional knowledge through seminars and lectures. Professionals seeking job opportunities can examine the available openings via the Job Wall.

Exhibitors at the fair include:

• UKA;
• VSB;
• Vestas;
• Vensys;
• Siemens;
• PNE;
• Notus Energy;
• Beckhoff Automation;
• EWE;
• Eickhoff;
• DKB;
• Avaron;
• Engie;
• Castrol;
• Danish Wind Export Association;
• Deutsche Wind Guard.

Many attendants represent the renewable energy and wind energy sectors.

Husum Wind Accommodation

Procure suitable accommodation for the Husum Wind Fair with Travel 2 Fairs Ltd. All that is necessary is to inform us about the rooms you need, how much you wish to spend, and your desired location. Travel 2 Fairs Ltd manages the rest. Reserve lodgings adjacent to Messe Husum and gain valuable access to public transport. We can advise you on the best routes to take to the venue. Aside from affordable hotel accommodation for exhibitions, we also provide transport services. One way to travel to your hotel is to have a rent-a-car wait for you at the airport. Another is to schedule an airport transfer in both directions.

Event information might be outdated because of the coronavirus pandemic. More information is available from the organiser.

Past Iterations

Husum Wind 2021

The fair served as the first prominent live trade exhibition for 2021 in Schleswig-Holstein. The event gathered around 8 500 trade visitants and 387 exhibitor firms on 20,000 m2 of event space. The exhibitors presented the latest products and services along the value chain. The trend topics for the edition included wind power and green hydrogen. They also featured trends like skilled workers, service, and sector coupling.