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The discounted Early Bird Rate has been extended until Friday, 24 March 2023.

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Two Keynote Speakers have now been announced as part of the WWEC2023 Program!

Robert Dixon – US Department of Energy

Kane Thornton – Clean Energy Council

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Learn how Tasmania has become 100% self-sufficient in renewable energy and how its bold new vision will help it continue this world leading journey to reach 200%!

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Australia’s island State, Tasmania, has over a century of experience with hydropower. Its grid demonstrates wind and hydro working synergistically with high-voltage direct current interconnection. Its Roaring 40s latitude justifies investment in wind power resources and expertise. Tasmania’s 200% renewable energy target will enable development of some of the world’s best onshore and offshore wind resources.

WWEC2023 recognises that an understanding of the integration of wind energy with other renewable sources is vital to wind energy’s future.

We invite you to submit an abstract for a presentation at the World Wind Energy Conference 2023 (WWEC23).

The organisers of the 21st World Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition (WWEC2023), taking place on 16-18 May 2023 in Hobart, are currently accepting late abstract submissions.

Abstracts are invited on the following topics:

1. Wind Technology Advancement
2. Renewables Integration and Storage Systems
3. Renewable Energies and Communities
4. Renewable Energy in Practice
5. Renewable Energy Policies
6. Road & Rail Transportation, Shipping, Aviation
7. Marine Technologies

Click here to view more information on the submission process and specific submission guidelines.