The European Technology & Innovation Platform on Wind Energy: ETIPWind

The European Technology & Innovation Platform on Wind Energy (ETIPWind) was established in 2016 to inform Research & Innovation policy at European and national level.

ETIPWind provides a public platform to wind energy stakeholders to identify common Research & Innovation (R&I) priorities and to foster breakthrough innovations in the sector.

Its recommendations highlight the pivotal role of wind energy in the clean energy transition. They inform policymakers on how to maintain Europe’s global leadership in wind energy technology so that wind delivers on the EU’s Climate and Energy objectives. As such, the platform is key in supporting the implementation of the Integrated SET-Plan.

ETIPWind activities and publications are free and publicly available. The platform is overseen by a Steering Committee of both industry, research and academia representatives and supported by a forum comprising the industry’s Chief Technology Officers.

Find out more about ETIPWind

ETIPWind’s Strategic Research & Innovation Agenda 2025-2027

Upcoming events

Technology sovereignty & the Clean Industrial Deal - Join us for an engaging discussion on the critical role of wind energy and other renewables in Europe’s journey toward decarbonisation and energy independence. Hosted by MEP Thomas Pellerin-Carlin in collaboration with ETIPWind, this event will bring together representatives from the European Commission, Members of the European Parliament, leading EU researchers, and Chief Technology Officers […]

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Project details

Duration:
September 2022 – August 2025
Grant agreement:
No: 101075499