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The drones are coming, whether you like it or not. We are seeing new platforms being developed, across domains, at a pace that is hard to ignore. At Odense Port we talk to many drone companies looking for a place to take their next step. They are looking for a place to test their prototype, demonstrate it, and have a scalable production site. What surprises me is how difficult that next step can be. When your prototype is ready, you can't wait months to try it out. You need to test it, learn, improve and move on. And when working with defence technology, finding a facility is not enough. It also needs to be a place where testing, development and production can take place in a secure environment. That is something we want to make easier in Odense. Next week I will be at EURONAVAL to see what is coming next within maritime and hybrid drone systems. And I will be asking one question: Where will you test and produce your systems, and can you do it quickly, securely and at scale? If you are working on something interesting, let’s have a chat in Paris.

Passing the Baton Infrastructure matters. Supply chains matter. But industries are ultimately built by people. Over the last weeks I have shared a few reflections on the future of offshore wind ahead of WindEnergy Hamburg. Topics such as resilience, industrial capacity and supply chain development are all important. But there is one factor that often receives less attention: People Across the offshore wind industry, decades of experience are being built into projects, organisations and partnerships. People are one of the industry's most valuable assets. This post is therefore also a personal one. As my colleague Morten Diederich prepares for a new chapter at Vestas, I would like to thank him for the expertise, insights and industry knowledge he has shared with me over the years. Many of the conversations I have had about offshore wind logistics, ports and project execution have been shaped by those discussions. The challenges facing offshore wind will continue to evolve. The need for collaboration, practical knowledge and trusted relationships will not. I look forward to carrying those conversations forward. See you at WindEnergy Hamburg. #OffshoreWind #WindEnergy #Ports #EnergyTransition #KnowledgeSharing #Teamwork

Just steps away, a conversation can open the door to valuable new collaborations in cutting-edge research, testing, and development! At Odense Port, add large-scale robotics, space, talent, strong partnerships and new technologies to your business future. Talk to us in Hall B1.EG.521 and let’s create success together. LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN at WindEnergy Hamburg 2026. We embrace a growing world

Closer than you think, there’s room to build your ideal offshore wind setup. Space creates value when people put it into play together. Join us in Hall B1.EG.521 and let’s combine areas, facilities, talent, partners, and technology to create room for your business, production, development, and future plans. LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN at WindEnergy Hamburg 2026. We embrace a growing world

Right around the corner, a new kind of port setup for your offshore wind expansion starts with a conversation! Talk to us in Hall B1.EG.521, and let’s find the right port setup for your business, needs, and plans. LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN at WindEnergy Hamburg 2026. We embrace a growing world

Let’s bring your business, needs, and plans into play in an evolving industry cluster of more than 100 companies. While you’re here, put your next offshore wind idea in motion – and gain room to build the future. Develop, test, rent, build, or partner. Together, we’ll find the way forward. Join us in Hall B1.EG.521. Let’s start a conversation about your business, plans, and projects. LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN at WindEnergy Hamburg 2026. We embrace a growing world