InnoWind Project Shares Key Findings at International Sustainability Conference in Berlin

The InnoWind project strengthened its international visibility this year through a dedicated dissemination effort at the 9th International Conference on Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change in Berlin, Germany. Representing the project, researcher Giang Tran presented new empirical results from the InnoWind Environmental survey, offering fresh insights into how wind energy companies approach environmental monitoring, sustainability practices and the use of satellite data.

Tran’s presentation introduced the survey’s findings to an audience of experts working in renewable energy, green‑energy solutions, climate‑change mitigation and environmental policy. By contributing sector‑specific data to the conference discussions, InnoWind positioned itself as an active participant in the global dialogue on sustainable energy development.

In addition to sharing results, the conference provided valuable opportunities for networking and future collaboration. Tran engaged with researchers and practitioners from across Europe, opening doors for joint research activities and strengthening the project’s international connections.

The Berlin presentation served as a key dissemination milestone for InnoWind, combining an in‑person conference contribution with potential avenues for journal publication. Through this engagement, the project expanded its reach, reinforced its scientific relevance and showcased its commitment to advancing sustainable wind‑energy solutions.