East of England makes waves at European offshore wind event

The region has a strong presence at WindEurope’s annual event 2025, running from April 7-9, with more than 30 local companies attending.

This year’s event has attracted more than15,000 participants, 350 speakers and more than 550 exhibitors from around the world.

Insight Energy, a sister publication of the Eastern Daily Press and East Anglian Daily Times, is serving as a media partner for the event for the third time.

The magazine provides in-depth analysis of the energy industry in the UK, Europe and beyond.

“The East of England’s strong presence at WindEurope 2025 reflects its pivotal role in shaping the future of renewable energy, both in the UK and globally,” said Steve Maddams, energy brand specialist at LOCALiQ, publisher of Insight Energy.

“It’s fantastic to partner with such a prestigious event for the third consecutive year – and at a time when our region is being recognised both at home and abroad.“

WindEurope’s Annual Event has attracted more than 550 exhibitors from around the world (Image: Wind Europe) Charlene York, sales manager at RMI based in Lowestoft, also expressed enthusiasm about the region’s participation.

“Attending WindEurope 2025 allows us to see innovative solutions emerging from the Europe and further,” she said. 

“It’s an excellent opportunity to collaborate with international partners and drive forward the renewable energy agenda.”

Adding to the region’s contributions, Jenna Perry, business development manager at Stowen, based in Great Yarmouth, delivered a compelling presentation yesterday on advanced subsea balance of plant insights. 

Ms Perry highlighted critical developments in subsea technology that are pivotal for the industry’s future, with over 200 delegates in attendance. 

For more information about the event, please visit windeurope.org/annual2025

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