Wind Summit - Toronto 2026

Join us in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in May 2026 for our next Wind Summit event. The Canadian wind energy market will top 20GW of operational capacity by the end of 2025 and is projected to grow to more than 25GW by 2030. Local owners, operators and ISPs are keen to learn best practices from the rest of the world. Wind Summit will gather the experts to share best practices with you.

Register today and join us in May 2026 in Ontario for this exclusive event to learn best practices from technical experts that will allow you to extract more profit from your projects.

Panel & Presentation Topics
Plus Your Learning Opportunities

Lightning Protection

We will explore the realities of lightning interactions with wind turbines, gaps between IEC standards and what is happening in the field with data from the global operating fleet in lightning hot spots. You will learn what reactive vs. proactive actions can be taken to safeguard your wind farms from unneeded and uncontrollable OPEX spend on lightning repairs.

Gearbox Repair & Refurbishment

How gearboxes are maintained, and when they need to be refurbished can impact asset performance and profitability. Refurbishment can be more expensive, but it can yield performance benefits which will positively impact asset availability. You will learn about the benefits of experienced operators or service providers who have successfully completed lower cost up-tower repairs, and when certain asset owners or operators have chosen to refurbish gearboxes to maximize asset performance.

Condition Monitoring Systems (CMS)

In a heavily OEM contracted market, it is difficult for operators to have a clear view of what is happening in the field. Aftermarket CMS can solve that problem and put some decision-making power back into your hands. You will learn what is available in the market, how each type of CMS can aid in decision-making and increased profitability of wind farms and what are the emerging trends in CMS.

Maintenance Practices with OEM, In-house or Independent Providers

Who knows your assets best? Do you have access to the data you need to make decisions on maintenance or operations? Lessons learned from active industry shifts happening in other wind markets will be shared as case studies for the USA. Transparency and collaboration are two of the most sought after items between asset owners and OEM full service agreement holders. This creates a tension over who has ultimate responsibility over the financially well-being of your asset. You will learn how can you work collaboratively with an OEM to arrive at mutually agreeable solutions, as well as some tactics that really work to collaborate with independent service providers who could assist you with bringing your maintenance practices in-house.

Evolution of Insurance Requirements for Wind Energy Assets

The insurance industry looks at risk and opportunity differently than owners, operators, independent service providers (ISPs), and OEMs. Not to be missed, they are a key player in the energy transition allowing for the financial industry to participate fully. You will gain an understanding of how to best work with your insurers/risk managers to facilitate the best terms, costs, and efficient claims processes.

Why Should You Attend?

This event series is intended to provide global wind energy market participants an opportunity to collaborate on their largest operations and maintenance challenges.

This event will cover topics such as: how to manage your assets or how to deal with your asset manager, what types of damage are hampering your asset technical performance, or even how does your asset financial performance rank against other independent power producers in the market?

Watch the video below or click the tabs above to learn more about why you should attend this exclusive event.

Overall Learning Objectives:

How do wind farm operating costs compare by maintenance type and provider?
What are best practices for operations and maintenance that will maximize your asset availability?
How can you get a grip on spiraling maintenance costs or prevent damage accumulation in the first place?
What can you do to ensure your assets operate profitably, even under a wind turbine OEM long term service agreement?

13 May 2026

St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts

27 Front St E, Toronto, ON M5E 1B4

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Panel & Presentation Topics Plus Your Learning Opportunities

13 May 2026 St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts 27 Front St E, Toronto, ON M5E 1B4

Panel & Presentation Topics
Plus Your Learning Opportunities

13 May 2026

St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts

27 Front St E, Toronto, ON M5E 1B4