Events

The American Wind Energy Association's (AWEA’s) WINDPOWER Conference and Exhibition will continue as the heart of CLEANPOWER, with the addition of exhibition space and conference programming for utility-scale solar, storage, and other clean energy technologies. By incorporating these technologies into a single exhibition hub, CLEANPOWER will create efficiencies for exhibitors and attendees with pan-renewable business models. Representatives from DOE and its National Laboratories will exhibit and present on the latest research findings.

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The DOE Collegiate Wind Competition challenges interdisciplinary teams of undergraduate students from a variety of programs to offer a unique solution to a complex wind energy project, providing each student with real-world experience as they prepare to enter the wind industry workforce. The Collegiate Wind Competition 2020 will be held at the American Wind Energy Association's CLEANPOWER Conference and Exhibition. This competition will challenge students to research, design, and build a turbine for deployment in the high wind environment of Eastern Colorado.

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More than 200 speakers across three tracks will present at U.S. Offshore Wind ConfEx. Exhibits and panel discussions are also featured. Walt Musial, manager of the offshore wind program at the Energy Department's National Renewable Energy Laboratory, will present.

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Now in its thirteenth year, the REcharge Academy is an educator training program focused around renewable energy. The intensive training blends lectures from experts and tours of energy facilities with replicable, hands-on K-12 lessons to give educators content as well as context. The REcharge Academy combines materials from REcharge Labs, WindWise, KidWind, NEED, WhiteBox Learning, and Vernier as well as many other materials that are useful in the classroom.

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The Business Network for Offshore Wind’s International Partnering Forum (IPF) is a technical conference for offshore wind in the United States dedicated to moving the industry forward. The Forum includes educational program, exhibitors, and networking opportunities.

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This year’s meeting will feature the latest research, lessons learned, and opportunities for collaboration for both onshore and offshore wind energy and wildlife, including pre-meeting workshops on some of the most pressing challenges and opportunities for scientists and practitioners.

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