Key visual of the RECHARGE WindPower Summit. View of Hamburg with St. Michael's Church, the Elbphilharmonie, the Port of Hamburg, and City Hall. Wind turbines can be seen in the background.

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RECHARGE Wind Power Summit 2025

powered by WindEnergy Hamburg

27 November 2025

CCH – Congress Center Hamburg
Congressplatz 1
20355 Hamburg

Key visual of the RECHARGE WindPower Summit. View of Hamburg with St. Michael's Church, the Elbphilharmonie, the Port of Hamburg, and City Hall. Wind turbines can be seen in the background.
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Further information on the conference can be found at our cooperation partner RECHARGE.

 

Photo: Philippe Oursel, unsplash

 

Thank you for your participation!

In an era defined by the urgent drive toward net zero, wind power has emerged as a cornerstone of the global energy transition, but its path forward is anything but straightforward. In order to progress, the industry must overcome various challenges stemming from geopolitical tensions, changing policies, energy security and cost. 

On 27 November, the RECHARGE Wind Power Summit 2025 powered by WindEnergy Hamburg took place, bringing together key stakeholders, including industry leaders, policymakers, financiers and innovators, to discuss the outlook of Wind and how it can progress as a key puzzle-piece in the global energy transition. 

Many thanks to all participants, partners, sponsors, speakers and exhibitors, who made the RECHARGE Wind Power Summit 2025 powered by WindEnergy Hamburg a success.

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Fünf Personen sitzen an einem Tisch und unterzeichnen Dokumente, dahinter zwei stehende Personen, prunkvoller Raum mit Marmorsäulen und Büsten.

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Review of the key topics and discussion focuses

Collaboration is key

Discuss the role of collaboration to overcome barriers and drive coordinated progress.

Wind and the energy transition

Discuss how wind power can be scaled as a central pillar of the global clean energy mix.

Techological Innovations

Learn how innovative technologies are poised to revolutionise manufacturing, operations, and maintenance in the wind sector.

Geopolitical Impacts

Delve into the impact of geopolitical tensions, protectionism, and policy volatility on global wind markets.

Prepare for Emerging Challenges

Keep ahead and mitigate risk by understanding emerging sectoral challenges.

Unlocking Investment

Explore how to unlock investment to scale wind power.

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Many ways lead to the CHH

The CCH – Congress Center Hamburg is conveniently located in the heart of the Hanseatic city, making it easily accessible thanks to its central position. The Hamburg Dammtor InterCity train station and several public transportation stops are just 100 to 500 meters away. Whether you arrive by train, car, or public transit, the CCH is easy to find and quick to reach. 

In the immediate vicinity of the Congress Center, around 8,000 hotel beds are available. Within a two-kilometer radius, you will find a wide variety of accommodation options: from highly functional business hotels offering comprehensive conference and communication facilities to charming boutique hotels, there is something to suit every taste and requirement. This ensures that your stay in Hamburg is not only comfortable but also diverse. 

For more information, please visit the CCH website.

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Contact

Claus Ulrich Selbach

Vice President Exhibitions Maritime & Energy

Claus-Ulrich Selbach

Andreas Arnheim

Director

WindEnergy Hamburg

Andreas Arnheim

Deborah Schmalbach

Exhibition Manager

Juliane Goldnik

Sales Manager

Juliane Goldnik

Lilli Klughardt

Sales Manager

Lilli Klughardt

Frank Minak

Technical Department Fairs and Exhibitions

Frank Minak

Marie von Engel

Brand Manager

Marie von Engel

Anja Strege

Brand Manager

[Translate to EN:] Anja Strege

Jusrah Doosry

PR Manager

Jusrah Doosry

Claudia Stockhowe

Accountant

HMC Foreign representatives

International Sales

The foreign representatives of Hamburg Messe are internationally experienced agents and competent points of contact for our guests located abroad. They represent the Hamburg Fair in more than 40 countries, and provide exhibitors with local support in all issues relevant to our trade fairs. 

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