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About the exhibition
Eight Northern Ireland companies and the NI Maritime & Offshore Network facilitators participated in this year's WindEnergy Hamburg exhibition in September 2024.
This event is the biggest and most important event for the global wind power industry and is wholly tailored toward addressing major issues facing the international wind energy sector.
Bringing together 40,000 trade visitors from over 100 markets, it was the perfect opportunity for our exhibiting Northern Ireland companies to showcase their world-class innovations and solutions from across the value chain.
Northern Ireland has a strong reputation in the low carbon energy sector, with expertise across a range of specialisms, including the provision of non-tidal ports and associate logistics, harbour construction, site and offshore surveys, asset management and cable protection systems.
To find out more about Northern Ireland’s innovative capabilities, visit our advanced manufacturing and engineering page.
Companies that attended
A high-performance maritime design and applied technologies company leading the decarbonisation of maritime.
Artemis Technologies develops innovative services and technologies including the Artemis e-Foiler electric propulsion system, high-speed zero-emission foiling workboats and crew transfer vessels.
The Artemis eFoiler system provides up to 90% fuel savings compared to modern high-speed vessels.
CASC specialise in the quayside mobilisation and pre assembly activities in the offshore renewables industry. It has a highly coveted reputation with some of the worlds largest wind turbine OEM’s achieved through a track record of successful on time delivery of over 40 projects across all regions of the world.
Operating in Belfast since 1853, Doyle Shipping Group has now over 700 employees. It operates in all forms of shipping and logistics. It provides ships agency, stevedoring and site operations, including operatives to all renewable energy companies. It works alongside developers, foundation and component companies providing a qualified competent local partner.
Grid Solutions, a GE Vernova business, is focused on bringing together technologies and expertise to help solve the toughest power system challenges, accelerating the global transition to a more resilient and reliable grid.
Plaswire is deeply committed to the pursuit of a net-zero future, where its every action and decision is guided by the principles of environmental responsibility. It’s about leading the charge in creating a world where resources aren't just used and discarded, but are part of a continuous, circular journey.
Ridgeway offer the bespoke Kyowa Filter Unit Rockbags designed for safeguarding the subsea assets of an offshore wind farm. Manufactured in Japan its a high performance mesh bag filled with rock that can deal with the unpredictive nature of the marine environment.
Sea Source Offshore was founded to offer its members the opportunity to diversify their maritime skills and assets into offshore energy related activities such as, providing Guard Vessels, Survey Vessels and qualified Marine Mammal Observers. It is a world leader in the management of fisheries based diversification within the marine economy.
Skylark is a digital operational control software platform to enable owners and operators of wind farms to track and manage workers more safely and effectively. Site-based personnel use its mobile app to complete inductions, check-on and off site, receive work orders, greatly reducing the administrative burden on operational control rooms.
Launched in April 2023, the overall strategic aim of the network is to build on existing key strengths and grow the Northern Ireland maritime and offshore wind sectors into a globally recognised industry, delivering market leading and innovative products and services to customers around the world.