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Hamburg – Market Place for the World of Wind Power | with Claus-Ulrich Selbach

31 Minuten
Wind power has set new records every year, and global installed capacity is about to exceed 1,5 million megawatts. While the initial momentum came mainly from Europe, China, India and Brazil have more recently become driving forces. The global wind industry has grown into a pillar of the global economy, with excellent prospects ahead.

Policy remains a determining factor in the success or failure of wind power. This September, the industry will gather at WindEnergy Hamburg to showcase its latest achievements and technological advancements, and to discuss how to advance wind power through international collaboration. Hamburg has become the global hub for the industry. Claus-Ulrich Selbach, Vice President of Hamburg Messe, will explain the role of the fair, the expected participants, and the targeted outcomes.

Wind Power in Greece: Islands and Renewable Abundance | with Victoria Kerner, WRE

39 Minuten
Greece is a nation defined by its 6000 islands – 124 of them inhabited. Its unique geography pairs naturally with an abundance of renewable energy, which already supplies nearly half of the country’s electricity.

My guest is Victoria Kerner, CEO of WRE, a leading renewable energy developer. We discuss Greece’s long history with wind power, its potential to become a 100 % renewable energy nation, the special opportunities this transition offers, and the challenges still to overcome on the way.

Wind Shipping - The Role of Wind Propulsion in Global Transportation | with Gavin Allwright, International Wind Ship Association

56 Minuten
Shipping is the backbone of global trade – yet the industry remains heavily dependent on fossil fuels, making it a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. While the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has acknowledged the urgency, the transformation to renewable energy based transportation is still in its early stages.

In this episode, we talk to Gavin Allwright, Secretary General of the International Windship Association (IWSA). Together, we explore:

* The current state of global shipping and its environmental impact

* The historic and modern role of wind-powered vessels

* Innovative concepts for the industry – from renewable fuels to wind-assisted propulsion

* Key barriers, economic opportunities, and the global policy landscape

City of Xiongan – China’s Blueprint for the Future | with Yunhan Liu, Collection of Future City in Xiongan

22 Minuten
Just a few years ago, the Chinese government broke ground on Xiongan, a brand-new metropolis near Beijing designed to become a global benchmark for sustainable urban development. This year, the city hosted its third annual international competition dedicated to innovative energy technologies – cementing its role as a living laboratory for the future.

In this episode, we talk with Yunhan Liu, Technical Director at the Global Service Center of Collection of Future City in Xiongan, to explore the vision driving this ambitious project. We discuss the core strategies behind Xiongan’s sustainability goals, the pivotal role of renewable energy, why the city actively seeks global input through these competitions – and what the latest results reveal about the future of innovation.

Wind Power in Italy: Doubling Wind Energy by 2030 | with Davide Astiaso Garcia, ANEV, and Stefan Gsänger

33 Minuten
Italy, a leading industrial nation with limited fossil fuel reserves, is accelerating its transition to renewable energy – especially wind and solar. The country aims to more than double its wind capacity from 13 GW to almost 30 GW within the next four years, a critical step toward energy independence and climate goals.

In this episode, we’re joined by Davide Astiaso Garcia, Secretary General of the Italian Wind Energy Association (ANEV) and Professor at Sapienza University in Rome. Together, we explore:

– The current state of Italy’s wind power market and its key players (investors, equipment suppliers).

– The biggest challenges facing the sector – from regulatory hurdles and permitting to grid integration.

– The opportunities in onshore and offshore wind to secure Italy’s long-term energy supply.
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The WWEApodcast provides first-hand information on the latest developments in the world of wind energy - on markets, policies, people, technology or socio-economic aspects - on a fortnightly basis. In each episode, WWEA Secretary General Stefan Gsänger talks for 30 minutes with an expert from the WWEA network, which spans all continents and covers all wind sectors.
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