12:00-12:20 | 10 November

B1, Blue Zone: Pavilion D605

Global Renewables Hub

The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) will hold the beginning segment of the session with high level remarks from the Turkish Government and a live signing of a commemorative wind turbine with high level representatives from Türkiye, the International Renewable Energy Agency, the Global Renewables Alliance and GWEC.

13:45-14:45 | 10 November

Blue Zone - RCF Pavilion

This interactive dialogue examines who pays for the energy transition, who benefits and who decides. Bringing together perspectives from the Philippines, South Korea and Taiwan, speakers will explore how regional cooperation, climate finance and public participation can support renewable energy integration and resilient electricity systems.

17:00-18:00 | 10 November

Blue Zone - Philippines Pavilion

Building on the Philippines' renewable energy ambitions, the discussion will examine how wind – including offshore wind – grids, storage, and other enabling technologies can work together as part of an integrated power system that will deliver social and economic benefits to Filipino households and communities.  

18:00-20:00 | 12 November

B1, Blue Zone: Pavilion D605

Global Renewables Hub

This event will provide an open platform for women leaders in renewable energy to gather at the Global Renewables Hub at COP31 to champion their impact in the sector. The event will begin with a fireside chat bringing together women leaders from parliaments, governments, the private sector and civil society , including an interactive facilitated conversation across the floor. Following this segment, there will be a networking reception to build connections, exchange experiences and explore ways to strengthen women's participation in advancing the global energy transition.

13:45-15:00 | 13 November

Blue Zone - Singapore Pavilion

GWEC is spearheading the APAC Trade and Industrial Policy Cooperation (TIPC for APAC) project to foster industrial policy coordination among Singapore, Vietnam and the Philippines, and potentially Japan, South Korea and China. As part of this, GWEC is commissioning the APAC Offshore Wind Regional Cooperation Report to identify the barriers to scaling offshore wind in the region and where cross-border cooperation can have the greatest impact.

13:30-14:30 | 13 November

B1, Blue Zone: Pavilion D605

Global Renewables Hub

We are seeing communities, projects and social licence targeted by increasingly sophisticated wind energy disinformation attacks resulting in unjust project delays and reputational damage. In response, GWEC has mobilised its global network against the threat and engaged with partners to bring in crucial expertise from outside the industry. GWEC will use the event to highlight its Counter Disinformation Initiative currently in development.

15:00-16:00 | 13 November

B1, Blue Zone: Pavilion D605

Global Renewables Hub

The MENA region possesses exceptional wind resources and abundant land, making wind energy a central pillar of affordable and resilient power systems. Against this backdrop, GWEC’s report, “Mission Critical: Building the MENA Wind Energy Supply Chain for a Clean and Just Energy Transition,” provides a timely roadmap for action. 

16:30-17:30 | 13 November

B1, Blue Zone: Pavilion D605

Global Renewables Hub

COP31 provides a unique platform for industry leaders, investors and policymakers to align behind a shared vision: establishing wind as the cornerstone of the global clean energy transition through the launch of the Global Wind Declaration for Powering the Future: A Blueprint for Accelerated Deployment by Industry and Governments. This will showcase concrete commitments, partnerships and actions needed to continue to enable wind as the primary supply-side solution of the global electrification agenda and the energy transition.

18:00-20:00 | 13 November

B1, Blue Zone: Pavilion D605

Global Renewables Hub

Bringing together leaders from across the global wind industry, governments and the wider energy community in the Blue Zone in Antalya. This reception will be an opportunity to discuss progress of the energy transition, and look ahead to the action needed to accelerate the deployment of wind energy globally. We hope you can join us for drinks, refreshments and an evening with the global wind community.

14:00-15:00 | 14 November

Blue Zone - Korea Pavilion

This discussion will bring together representatives from government, industry, civil society, and international organizations to explore how offshore wind can contribute to Korea’s climate and energy objectives while driving sustainable economic growth. Drawing on domestic experience and international best practices, participants will examine pathways to accelerate offshore wind deployment, promote community participation and local economic development, and strengthen international cooperation in support of a just and inclusive energy transition.

16:45-18:15 | 14 November

Official Side Event Room 6, Kâtip Çelebi

The event highlights opportunities for implementation of the 35-by-35 pledge against the conditions that determine it at national level. The event will feature the following aspects: what the pledge requires of the electricity system as a whole; determine implementation inside national systems; identify practical constraints on the pace of electrification and distinguish the end uses that can be electrified today. 

10:30-11:30 | 17 November

B1, Blue Zone: Pavilion D605

Global Renewables Hub

The central challenge, continues to be scaling delivery: translating political ambition into operational projects at scale. This session looks at the different ways in which governments can unlock the delivery of fixed and floating offshore wind power at scale across continents, while ensuring responsible development that safeguards marine ecosystems and benefits coastal communities.