CWHI recently concluded its participation in WindEnergy Hamburg 2026, engaging with clients, partners, and industry stakeholders from across the global offshore wind sector. Over four dynamic days, the exhibition provided a valuable platform for technical discussions, industry exchange, and conversations around the evolving requirements of large-scale offshore wind projects.

Throughout the exhibition, CWHI showcased its comprehensive  offshore wind foundations capabilities—covering from XXXL Monopiles and Transition Pieces to Offshore Wind Jackets and Floating Wind Foundations. Discussions with existing partners and prospective clients focused on key considerations for project execution, including manufacturing capacity, supply chain resilience, project logistics and the international transportation of large-scale  foundation structures.

The exhibition provided an opportunity for CWHI to share its experience from international offshore wind and marine engineering projects, while gaining further insights into the priorities and challenges facing developers, contractors, and supply chain partners. The strong engagement throughout the exhibition highlighted the importance of reliable execution, technical expertise and close collaboration in navigating a rapidly evolving global energy market.

As CWHI continues to expand its global offshore wind capabilities, the insights and connections made in Hamburg will help shape the opportunities ahead. CWHI looks forward to continuing to work with clients and partners across the industry to support the development of the global offshore wind supply chain.