The effects of the corona virus pandemic, which is now occurring worldwide, have expanded considerably in recent days. We at Deutsche Windtechnik, too, are monitoring the situation very carefully and are constantly adapting our preventive measures to the current circumstances, taking into account the information provided by the authorities, the Robert Koch Institute and other institutions. More
Deutsche Windtechnik is a specialist in the technical maintenance of wind turbines. Over 1500 staff ensure that the wind turbines operate reliably around the clock, both onshore and offshore, throughout Europe, Taiwan and the USA. Whether it is an entire wind turbine, control unit, nacelle, rotor or foundation, from large components to the tiniest electronic parts right through to the substation, you’ll find the right experts for your wind turbine and wind farm.
Deutsche Windtechnik brings together people from different fields of expertise under the one roof. We are happy to take complete responsibility in the form of full-service contracts, with the focus on Vestas/NEG Micon, Siemens/AN Bonus, Nordex, Senvion, Fuhrländer, Gamesa and Enercon. But we are also able to use our expertise to handle single projects and components. Give us a call.
The name Fuhrländer is well known in the wind industry. Before Jürgen Fuhrländer switched to the service sector as managing director of GFW Gesellschaft für Windenergieanlagen, he and his brother Joachim had built up the Fuhrländer Company to manufacture wind turbines, and he was the head of engineering there for a long time. On 01.01.2020, GFW became a 100% subsidiary of Deutsche Windtechnik. More
The effects of the corona virus pandemic, which is now occurring worldwide, have expanded considerably in recent days. We at Deutsche Windtechnik, too, are monitoring the situation very carefully and are constantly adapting our preventive measures to the current circumstances, taking into account the information provided by the authorities, the Robert Koch Institute and other institutions. More
The service market for wind turbines is still evolving rapidly. The trend towards consolidation shows no signs of slowing down, especially with the disappearance of some turbine manufacturers and the unabated appetite of larger companies to acquire smaller and medium-sized market participants. What exactly is happening and what are the effects on the market and particularly on the operators? More
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