Are European players facing increased competition in the domestic offshore wind supply chain? Don’t miss our upcoming webinar, where Spinergie’s Maëlig Gaborieau and Eva Fraicher will discuss how the increased presence of Asian manufacturers in Europe has influenced the supply of crucial offshore wind components.
Historically, the offshore wind supply chain has been dominated by European players. Yet, in just six years, Asian manufacturers have notably increased their presence in the regional market. This is especially clear for specific components such as foundations.
Does this mean European manufacturers are being left behind, or is there room for all?
Using Spinergie’s new supply chain module, analysts have examined, component by component, from export cables to turbines, the trends and changes in the European offshore wind supply chain. These learnings will help industry players build their strategies and better understand the markets as they navigate the rush to meet 2035 capacity targets.
Together, we discuss whether the European supply chain is equipped to handle this increased demand and what impacts we expect from the growth of Asian players for the future of offshore wind.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Key trends and changes in the supply chain for components like foundations, turbines, and export cables.
- The rise of Asian manufacturers in the European offshore wind market.
- The impact of Asian competition on European suppliers.
- How supply chain analysis helps industry players navigate the evolving landscape and ensure a secure supply of components.
