IEA Wind TCP

• Canada – Jamie Baxter
• Switzerland – Saskia Bourgeois
• Germany –  Gundula Huebner, Jan Hildebrand
• Denmark – David Rudolph
• Norway – Kristian Borch
• Ireland – John Aston, Bernadette Powers
• Japan – Yasushi Maruyama
• Sweden – Amanda Ros
• U.S.A. – Joe Rand, Suzanne Tegen, Matilda Kreider
• France – Magali Collin

• Netherlands – Mariëlle de Sain
• United Kingdom – Patrick Devine-Wright

Task 28 is committed to expanding participation in international social science research and social acceptance. Active researchers (performing part of the work plan) benefit from meetings and professional exchange during the term of the Task. Countries participating in the Task benefit from knowledge exchange with other international experts, shared research, and information developed by the Task. The value of the research performed and shared is many times the cost of the country participation fee or the labor contributed to carrying out the work plan.

To officially participate in the research activities of Task 28, researchers must reside in a country that participates in the IEA Wind Agreement AND has agreed by official letter to participate in Task 28.

The participating member country of the IEA Wind TCP must designate a lead institution that agrees to the obligations of Task participation (pay the annual fee and agree to perform specified parts of the work plan).

We welcome new members! For more information, contact the Operating Agent representative (contact information below) or the IEA Wind TCP Secretariat.