Trade Mission OW Netherlands 2026
The European drive to develop offshore wind is opening up new opportunities for Norwegian suppliers. Join us in Vlissingen to build connections, gain market insights and explore opportunities for collaboration.
Target audience:
Norwegian suppliers with relevant solutions for offshore wind and offshore substations (HVAC/HVDC), particularly companies looking to enter or strengthen their position in the European supply chain.
Why this market matters:
Offshore wind in the North Sea requires a strong industrial supply chain. A visit to Smulders gives Norwegian businesses the opportunity to understand specific supply needs, qualification requirements and how to position themselves as suppliers to a leading offshore construction company.
Industry/sector:
Offshore wind, maritime industry, offshore construction and energy infrastructure.
Relevant products and services:
Fire and safety systems, HVAC/ventilation, electrical systems and automation, mechanical systems and components, engineering, commissioning, inspection/maintenance and other solutions for offshore substations and foundation/steel structures.
Market visits:
Visit to Smulders in Vlissingen, featuring a presentation of the company’s activities and projects, discussions on procurement and supplier needs, and B2B discussions between Smulders and the participating Norwegian companies.
Practical information
📅 Date: 26 November 2026
📍 Location: Smulders yard in Vlissingen, the Netherlands
⏳ Deadline to express interest: 5 November 2026
💰 Price: NOK 5,000 (SMEs), NOK 8,000 (others), excluding VAT. (Travel costs are additional.)
The market visit will be conducted in English, and we will contact everyone who registers their interest by 10 November.
Eligibility for participation
To qualify for participation, your company must acknowledge and meet our requirements for responsible business conduct/ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance). Participants must conduct their business in line with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises. This includes operating responsibly, respecting human rights, providing decent working conditions, protecting the environment and preventing corruption. Participants must carry out their own due diligence (risk assessments) to avoid harm and manage potential risks through appropriate internal control systems and policies. If serious breaches of these requirements are identified, we may terminate the contractual relationship with immediate effect.
What else you get
When you join a Trade Mission, you get an opportunity to promote your company on BusinessNorway.com – Norway’s international portal connecting international companies with Norwegian suppliers.
As a Trade Mission participant, you create a company page on BusinessNorway.com, featuring a profile article in English. You also get a dedicated ‘solution’ page where you can showcase selected solutions. This gives you faster access to potential customers, partners and investors, while increasing your digital visibility in key markets.
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