CWHI will bring its proven offshore wind foundation fabrication and delivery capabilities to WindEnergy Hamburg 2026, taking place in Hamburg from 22–25 September, reinforcing its continued commitment to supporting the development of a resilient and scalable global offshore wind supply chain.

CWHI's participation builds on its growing track record in large-scale offshore wind, including its successful delivery for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm in the UK. CWHI fabricated and supplied 32 XXL Monopile foundations and 30 Transition Pieces, demonstrating its capability to deliver complex offshore wind foundations at scale while meeting demanding project, quality and schedule requirements.

With substantial manufacturing capacity, established project execution capabilities and integrated logistics resources, CWHI is positioned to support developers, EPC contractors and foundation supply-chain partners as projects increase in scale and complexity.

At Hall B5, Stand No. 414, CWHI will meet with developers, EPC partners and industry stakeholders to discuss how its large-scale fabrication capabilities, integrated global logistics and proven delivery experience can help strengthen supply chain resilience, manage project risk and provide greater confidence in foundation delivery schedules.

As the offshore wind industry moves towards larger turbines, deeper waters and increasingly ambitious project pipelines, access to reliable manufacturing capacity and robust supply chain execution is becoming ever more critical. CWHI remains committed to working with industry partners to provide the fabrication capability, technical expertise and delivery certainty required to turn ambitious offshore wind developments into successfully delivered projects.

We look forward to meeting you in Hamburg and continuing the conversation on how CWHI can support the next generation of offshore wind projects.