APAC Wind Energy Summit Returns to Melbourne in 2025
Key Ideas
- The APAC Wind Energy Summit, previously known as the Offshore Wind and Green Hydrogen Summit, is returning to Melbourne in 2025 to address challenges in wind energy development.
- Over 1,500 delegates from industry, government, and institutions will gather at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre for the event from 16-18 September 2025.
- Melbourne's selection as the host city reflects its leadership in renewable energy, with the Summit being a platform for accelerating wind energy growth in the APAC region.
- The event aims to bring together stakeholders to collaborate on building a new energy system and advancing the development of renewable energy across the region.
The APAC Wind Energy Summit is making a comeback to Melbourne in 2025, after its successful inaugural showing in 2023. This flagship conference by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) gathers industry leaders, policymakers, and institutions to tackle the challenges in wind energy development. With over 1,500 delegates expected to attend, the event will take place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from 16-18 September 2025. The Melbourne Convention Bureau (MCB) chief executive highlighted Melbourne's strong position in the renewable energy sector, emphasizing the collaborative efforts with government and industry stakeholders. GWEC chief executive Ben Backwell praised Melbourne's commitment to renewable energy, citing the city's proven track record. The Summit aims to provide a multi-stakeholder platform to accelerate wind energy growth in the APAC region, with a focus on innovation and collaboration. The event serves as a significant milestone in the region's renewable energy journey, bringing together global voices to work towards building a sustainable energy system.