| The conference discussed major issues of importance for European and Global wind markets, in technical and business areas, from resource assessment and innovative turbine design to market and policy developments, drawing on leading experience from all over Europe.
The conference programme included over 180 speakers in 40 separate business, technical and workshop sessions, further securing EWEA's position as the voice of the industry for both business and research sectors. Papers were presented in plenary, parallel and poster sessions.
More information:
|
|
"This is a great opportunity to showcase the UK's advances in renewable energy. Following our recent announcement of the next phase of offshore wind power expansion, the UK is rapidly developing a dynamic wind energy market. Wind power is vital in our long term energy policy set out in the recent White Paper. Wind will be the major factor in helping us to reach our target of generating 10% of our electricity from renewable sources by 2010 and a significant factor in reducing our carbon dioxide emissions by 60% by 2050." Mike O´Brien, UK Energy Minister
The event brought together a network of international wind
energy experts from each and every sector of the wind industry - policy, finance, research and development, manufacturing,
and installation. Such experts combined with leading policy
makers helped bring market oriented and sustainable responses
to energy markets across Europe. |
Mike O´Brien, UK Energy Minister |
|
|
Supported by:
|
Europe's Premier Wind Energy Event
General Information:
 Exhibition
Sponsorship
Technical Visits
Social Events
Press information
2004 EWEC Home Page
Download:
 Conference Programme
To be added to our mailing list and receive further information about EWEA events please click here |
