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Deutsche Windtechnik will be retrofitting 16 wind turbines with Aircraft Detection Light Systems (ADLS) at the Wanderup wind field. The wind field includes the Wanderup community wind farm with eight Senvion 3.XM turbines and the Wanderup West wind farm with five Senvion 3.XM and three Enercon E82 wind turbines. más
The wind energy start-up evoblade, a spin-off of the Institute of Aerospace Technology (IAT) of the University of Applied Sciences Bremen, has developed a retrofittable spoiler for rotor blades with the help of Deutsche Windtechnik and Wirtschaftsförderung Bremen. más
The independent maintenance provider Deutsche Windtechnik is further expanding its service portfolio and has signed a contract to provide full maintenance for eight Siemens SWT 2,3 DD wind turbines at the Gunnarby wind farm in Sweden. más
The US unit of Deutsche Windtechnik, founded in 2018, can look back on an outstanding record year. This year alone the US branch has experienced a growth of more than 700% where the growth is expected to continue in 2021. Particularly noteworthy are the new contracts that have made the company responsible for more than 1 GW in the US alone. más
After psm WindService GmbH & Co. KG became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Deutsche Windtechnik this year, the two companies are taking things one step further at the turn of the year: psm WindService GmbH & Co. KG will become fully owned by Deutsche Windtechnik X-Service GmbH on 01.01.2021 and cease to exist as an independent company. más
Deutsche Windtechnik is retrofitting ADLS technology at the Wanderup wind field (Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik)
The trailing edge spoiler EvoFlap for the blade root area, divided into 7 segments. (Photo: Evoblade)
Gunnarby wind farm in Sweden: Deutsche Windtechnik provides maintenance for eight Siemens SWT 2,3 DD turbines. (Photo:Wallenstam/perpixel.se)
The Polish unit of Deutsche Windtechnik starts service for the 21 Enercon E82 turbines in January 2021. (Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik)
Worldwide, Deutsche Windtechnik provides service for wind turbines with a rated power of more than 10 GW. (Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik)
Deutsche Windtechnik is well-positioned for future growth onshore and offshore. (Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik)
Deutsche Windtechnik and Leeward Renewable Energy have signed a long-term service agreement for five additional U.S. wind farms (California). (Photo: Leeward Renewable Energy)
Deutsche Windtechnik service technicians install a ADLS BOX. (Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik)
Deutsche Windtechnik's ADLS system is currently being installed at Windtestfeld Nord on a range of different manufacturer technologies. (Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik)
Deutsche Windtechnik is expanding its services for Senvion technology systems worldwide. (Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik)
Deutsche Windtechnik is taking over six Vestas V112 turbines at the Bokel-Ellerdorf wind farm. (Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik)
Peter Wesslau, CEO of Rabbalshede Kraft AB, Linus Sturesson, Managing Director Deutsche Windtechnik AB, Lars Jacobsson, Operation Manager Rabbalshede Kraft AB. (Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik)
Deutsche Windtechnik will be providing maintenance for the newly installed Senvion turbines at the offshore Windpark Trianel Borkum II. (Photo: Trianel/TWBII)
Deutsche Windtechnik is providing service for Senvion 6.2M turbines at the Handewitt wind farm. (Photo: re:cap global investors ag)
Deutsche Windtechnik will begin providing turbine maintenance at the offshore wind farm Riffgat in June (Photo: EWE Offshore Service & Solutions GmbH)fgat-offshore-wind-farm
Gamesa Technology is one part of the independent service Deutsche Windtechnik is providing (Picture: Deutsche Windtechnik)
The lattice mast of Vestas V47 after blasting at windfarm Blender (Picture: Deutsche Windtechnik)
New Senvion turbine technology for Deutsche Windtechnik SARL (Picture: Deutsche Windtechnik)
