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If turbines cannot be sold in one piece or as individual parts due to their age or condition, then demolition offers a cost-effective alternative. It can be performed with all turbine types and tower versions. más
Also this year there are many reasons to celebrate with us. The Soft Opening takes place on the eve before the opening of Husum Wind. We are also looking forward to welcoming you to the stand party on the 14th of September at the fair! más
The service business for wind turbines is stable - procuring services in Germany means being able to count on qualified maintenance. This is good news for all operators. What was the key moment for Deutsche Windtechnik in 2015? más
Desde 2012, Deutsche Windtechnik opera en el mercado de servicios europeo. La entrada en mercados extranjeros demuestra que no existe un concepto universal. Quien opera más allá de sus fronteras, debe adaptarse a las necesidades nacionales y, especialmente, a las exigencias específicas de los clientes. Hemos hablado con Melf Lorenzen, Country Manager de España, acerca de sus experiencias. más
As one of the major offshore service providers, Deutsche Windtechnik Offshore and Consulting has specialised in the upkeep of offshore wind turbines, transition pieces, substructures, offshore services and other offshore constructions. The servicing work on the offshore services is vitally important because a failure in the offshore service would mean that the offshore wind turbine could not supply any electricity. más
Training Center: Original turbines from the manufacturers Vestas, NEG Micon, Siemens and now, as a new addition, Enercon form its unique centrepiece. (Source: Deutsche Windtechnik)
Should operators pay more for insurance or shoulder more maintenance work for risk themselves? (Illustration: Deutsche Windtechnik)
Service technicians replace the main shaft of an SWT 2.3-93. (Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik)
Control Centre Ostenfeld: Approximately 70 per cent of all technical faults are resolved directly in our control centre. (Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik)
