WindWorks 2026 in Riga brought together wind energy experts, policy makers and investors to highlight wind power as one of the cornerstones of the Baltic region’s economic growth and energy security. Participating in the panel discussion and engaging actively with industry representatives, Gatis Galviņš, Chair of the Supervisory Board of the Latvian Wind Energy Association, underlined that the next step is to better connect wind energy with the wider blue economy – from port modernisation and…
WindWorks 2026 in Riga brought together wind energy experts, policy makers and investors to highlight wind power as one of the cornerstones of the Baltic region’s economic growth and energy security. Participating in the panel discussion and engaging actively with industry representatives, Gatis Galviņš, Chair of the Supervisory Board of the Latvian Wind Energy Association, underlined that the next step is to better connect wind energy with the wider blue economy – from port modernisation and smart logistics to testing new technologies in the Baltic Sea. In informal conversations, he described himself as an industry enthusiast, inspiring companies and stakeholders to think more boldly about offshore and onshore wind opportunities. As…
