A public acceptance initiative for offshore wind energy

From June to August 2009 more than 20,000 people visited the POWER cluster offshore wind energy exhibition installed on the museum ship Greundiek.

Since end June the interactive show has been touring to different harbours on the German North Sea cost providing answers to all sorts of questions related to energy generation from offshore wind.

A variety of interactive exhibits and audiovisual elements as well as models of offshore wind energy equipment adds to the attractiveness of the exhibition.

See exhibition flyer incl. tour plan 2009 (in German)

See photo-slide-show

See exhibition photo-guide (in German and English)

See exhibition AV shows (in German)

Take a tour through the museum ship

The exhibition, organised by the German Offshore Wind Foundation, is partly financed by the Interreg IVB North Sea Programme of the EU and partly by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety.

A public acceptance initiative for offshore wind energy

From June to August 2009 more than 20,000 people visited the POWER cluster offshore wind energy exhibition installed on the museum ship Greundiek.

Since end June the interactive show has been touring to different harbours on the German North Sea cost providing answers to all sorts of questions related to energy generation from offshore wind.

A variety of interactive exhibits and audiovisual elements as well as models of offshore wind energy equipment adds to the attractiveness of the exhibition.

See exhibition flyer incl. tour plan 2009 (in German)

See photo-slide-show

See exhibition photo-guide (in German and English)

See exhibition AV shows (in German)

Take a tour through the museum ship

The exhibition, organised by the German Offshore Wind Foundation, is partly financed by the Interreg IVB North Sea Programme of the EU and partly by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety.