Upcoming Trade Shows Husum, Germany for Energy efficient

Husum has built its economy around wind energy innovation and hosts the internationally known and successful HUSUM WIND trade fair, which promotes advancements in green energy and the energy efficient industry. The upcoming edition places collaboration as the single most important topic, especially collaboration between wind sector, industry and business, which is much needed in order to overcome the many challenges of modernizing production processes, enhancing energy efficiency, and integrating renewable energy sources into the broader energy landscape. The “Industry meets Renewables” conference aims to promote the development and networking of key players across various sectors. One of the primary objectives is to ensure the seamless supply of renewable energies and green hydrogen to industry and the economy. This initiative is crucial for modernizing production processes and increasing overall energy efficiency. Such challenges necessitate close cooperation among political entities, industry stakeholders, and the scientific community. One of the most significant hurdles in the energy transition is addressing “dark slack” periods and ensuring baseload capability. Advanced storage technologies emerge as the solution, enabling the decoupling of electricity generation and consumption. During times of strong winds, stored electricity can be utilized during periods of low wind activity, ensuring a consistent and reliable energy supply. Modern storage solutions, whether battery storage, pumped storage, compressed air storage, or power-to-gas systems, are integral to making the energy supply flexible and secure. These technologies provide essential balancing power to stabilize the grid, especially during frequency fluctuations. The discussions at HUSUM WIND will dig a little deeper into how these storage solutions can be optimized to make the energy system more resilient and adaptable. The expansion of renewable energy sources alone is not sufficient for a successful energy transition. Sector coupling, which involves using green electricity to decarbonize traditionally conventional sectors such as heating and transport, is critical.