Atlantic Canadian companies and energy sector organizations are taking part in a trade mission to WindEnergy Hamburg 2026, one of the world’s leading wind energy trade fairs, taking place in Hamburg, Germany. Learn about the delegate participants below, and click here to learn more about Atlantic Canada.

Our Delegates

  • Angler Solutions is a Canadian engineering, consulting and technology firm supporting the development of renewable and complex hybrid energy systems. Our work combines engineering, project development and advanced energy-system modelling to support projects from early feasibility through development.

  • Atlantic Canada Bulk Terminal (ACBT) is a privately owned and operated, 118-acre, deep-water marine terminal on the eastern side of Sydney Harbour in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada.

    Strategically positioned at the mouth of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and on major North Atlantic and European trade routes, ACBT provides year-round marine, terminal, stevedoring, storage, and logistics services to domestic and international customers.

  • AXYS is a global leader in innovative marine technologies, including offshore wind resource assessment, real-time weather forecasting and environmental monitoring from the tropics to the poles.

    With 50+ years of experience, our team designs, manufactures, operates and services advanced oceanographic and environmental monitoring systems.

  • Cherubini is a leading Atlantic Canadian steel fabricator; designing, producing, and delivering bridges and complex structures around the world. Cherubini’s story began in 1967 as a small company building steel staircase railings in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. With the knowledge of the steel industry and strong business intelligence of its owners, Cherubini has grown into a large, successful group of companies with an impressive history and an exciting future.

  • Cox & Palmer is one of Atlantic Canada’s largest full-service law firms with 200+ lawyers. We advise leading utilities, developers, and innovators across renewable energy projects.

    From early-stage development and regulatory strategy to commercial operation and exit, we support energy projects across their full lifecycle.

  • Nestled along the picturesque shores of the Bras d’Or Lake in Eastern Cape Breton Island, Eskasoni First Nation stands proudly as the largest Mi’kmaq community in the world. Our community is deeply rooted in Mi’kmaq culture, home to the largest Mi’kmaq-speaking population, where traditional knowledge and values are cherished and passed down through generations.

  • Headquartered in St. John’s, North Atlantic has been a leader in the energy industry for more than 30 years. Its group of companies collectively manage a robust energy and logistics network supplying customers with gasoline, diesel, marine and jet fuel, including a chain of retail gas, convenience and quick service restaurant locations across Atlantic Canada.

  • NORTHGREEN CAPITAL is the M&A, structuring and financing arm of Canada’s NORTHGREEN financial services platform, built exclusively for the global offshore wind ecosystem — and for the infrastructure that makes it bankable: ports, subsea transmission and energy storage.

  • WESI is a Canadian-based energy consulting firm founded in 2003 that specializes in the planning, design, and construction of both renewable and non-renewable energy projects across Atlantic Canada, the U.S., North Atlantic, Arctic,  Mediterranean, and West Africa.

  • Pedal & Shift is a business development firm that opens markets for technical companies and project developers in the energy sector, across Eastern Canada and Europe. We’re the team leading this delegation: based in Atlantic Canada, we know the developers, agencies, and trade commissioners, and we open the doors that are hard to reach from Europe.

  • econext is a not-for-profit industry association dedicated to advancing environmentally sustainable economic growth in Newfoundland and Labrador. With a network of approximately 200 member businesses, research institutions, governments, and organizations, econext serves as a leading voice for the province’s green economy.

  • Marine Renewables Canada is the national association for tidal, offshore wind, wave and river current energy, representing a membership of technology and project developers, suppliers, utilities, Indigenous organizations, researchers, and communities.

More Information on Atlantic Canada

Atlantic Canada is made up of four provinces: New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.

Delegates on this trade mission are from both Newfoundland & Labrador and Nova Scotia. Click the links below to learn more about economic opportunities in these provinces.

This trade delegation is supported by the Government of Canada and the four Atlantic Provinces through the Atlantic Trade Investment and Growth Agreement.