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Home›Branded Content›Industrialisation, Productivity and Global Competition: What's Next for Blade Manufacturing?
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September 7, 2026 · 23 minutes ago

Industrialisation, Productivity and Global Competition: What's Next for Blade Manufacturing?

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Industrialisation, Productivity and Global Competition: What's Next for Blade Manufacturing
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The wind turbine industry is evolving rapidly, driven by technological innovation, increasing global demand for wind energy capacity, and changing market pressures. As manufacturers strive to improve productivity, scale production and remain globally competitive, the future of blade manufacturing is becoming an increasingly important topic of discussion.

Hear from a panel of 2026 advisory board members representing an operator, an OEM and a leading academic research centre as they explore the challenges and opportunities facing the sector and share their perspectives on where the industry is heading and what is needed to sustain momentum in blade manufacturing into 2027 and beyond.

Sign up for free: https://ami.ltd/event-wind-webinar

Industrialisation, productivity and global competition: what's next for blade manufacturing?

Date: Wednesday 30 September 2026
Time: 12:00 - 13:00pm CET

Moderator:
Dr. Sabrina Maria Malpede, Managing Director and Co-Founder, ACT Blade and SMAR Azure

Panellists:
Anthony Fraisse, Head of Section for Blades Materials, Manufacturing and Testing, DTU
Amilcar Quispitupa, Chief Engineer Blades, Siemens Gamesa
Simon Pansart, Principal Engineer & Lead Expert (wind turbine blades), RWE

Join this webinar on 30 September to gain stand-alone insights, and an early view of the themes shaping the Wind Turbine Blades conference, taking place 8–10 December 2026 in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Find out more about the event by visiting: http://www.ami.ltd/event-wind

Or please contact Harriet White: harriet.white@amiplastics.com

If you’re unable to attend the live webinar, simply register and we’ll ensure you receive a recording to watch at your convenience.

Register for the webinar: https://ami.ltd/event-wind-webinar

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