OFFSHORE 2011: Venue

OFFSHORE 2011 venue: Amsterdam

The European Wind Energy Association, EWEA, pays the utmost attention to the selection of venues for all of its events, ensuring a location that is easily accessible for local and international visitors, and the very best venue with excellent facilities ensuring a successful event. High on EWEA’s priorities is the reduction of environmental impacts of its events by working with venues and suppliers that have functioning energy efficiency and recycling systems.

Amsterdam is the perfect host city for European Offshore Wind 2011 Conference and Exhibition; a vibrant city, easily reached by visitors from all over the world, and a perfect show-case for offshore wind power installations being on the North Sea, one of the windiest seas in Europe.

The venue, Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre, boasts the very best conference and exhibition facilities and excellent transport connections.

Further information about Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre can be found at www.rai.nl

Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre
Europaplein 22
NL 1078 GZ
Amsterdam

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How to reach Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre

By air: you can reach Amsterdam RAI from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol by car or public transport in less than 15 minutes. Schiphol Airport is one of Europe's biggest airports and offers passengers a high standard of service.

By train: NS-station Amsterdam RAI is 300 meters from the RAI and has regular connections to all parts of the Netherlands, like Schiphol, Rotterdam, Utrecht, The Hague and is also linked to the international trainnetwork.

By car: The RAI is ideally suited for visitors who come by car. It is situated alongside the Amsterdam’s A10 orbital motorway (exit S109) and has its own underground car parks.