
Busy exhibition scene from a previous edition of WindEurope. DAVID PLAS PHOTOGRAPHY
WindEurope Annual Event 2026 Will Take Place in Madrid
The WindEurope Annual Event 2026 will take place from 21 to 23 April 2026, bringing together the international wind energy community for three days of exhibitions, conferences, and networking.
Organized by WindEurope, this leading industry event is expected to host more than 500 exhibitors and thousands of professionals from across Europe. It will showcase the latest developments in onshore and offshore wind energy, alongside a comprehensive conference programme and networking sessions connecting experts from all parts of the value chain.
Why Madrid?
Spain is one of Europe’s most dynamic wind energy markets and a key player in the continent’s renewable transition. Hosting the event in the Spanish capital highlights the country’s growing importance in the global energy landscape, offering international companies a central, well-connected location to present their latest technologies.What to Expect
- A large exhibition area featuring manufacturers, developers, investors, and service providers.
- High-level conferences and workshops covering innovation, technology, and policy.
- Networking opportunities that connect professionals, innovators, and decision-makers.
- A strong focus on sustainability and the future of renewable energy in Europe.
The Venue
The event will be held at IFEMA Madrid, one of Europe’s most modern exhibition centres, located just minutes from the airport and city centre. Its facilities provide the ideal setting for a major international exhibition of this scale.Preparing for WindEurope 2026
Exhibitor registration is already open, and preparations for the 2026 edition are underway. Companies planning to participate in the event in Madrid are encouraged to start early to secure their preferred space and ensure a successful presence at this major European gathering. Stay tuned for more updates as Madrid welcomes the global wind energy industry in April 2026.
General view of the exhibition area from a previous edition of WindEurope. DAVID PLAS PHOTOGRAPHY


