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Deutsche Windtechnik opens up the market and offers alternatives
In a large country like Sweden, which has special climatic conditions, very low remuneration for operators and long distances between wind farms, there is a demand for new maintenance and service concepts. By establishing its Swedish business unit in Varberg in 2016, Deutsche Windtechnik rose to the challenge and now offers the very first high-quality, cost-effective alternative to service by the manufacturer in Scandinavia. Currently, half of the wind turbines in Deutsche Windtechnik's care are covered by full maintenance contracts. The portfolio includes turbines manufactured by Vestas/NEG Micon, Siemens/AN Bonus, Gamesa and Enercon.
Close cooperation with Deutsche Windtechnik in Germany makes it possible to master the technical challenges that result from the special weather and geographical conditions of the country. Problems are detected using remote diagnostics, and solutions are developed jointly and implemented by local or international teams of experts from the corporate group, depending on the requirements. The Swedish team is growing steadily, thanks to the increasing number of maintenance contracts.
Linus Sturesson
Managing Director Deutsche Windtechnik AB (Sweden)
Phone:+ 46 10 788 18 10
Deutsche Windtechnik AB
Smältugnsgatan 4
43232 Varberg
Phone: +46 10 78 81 800
Last year, Deutsche Windtechnik's Swedish subsidiary earned official certification attesting the Management System Standard of strategic and operational services. All certificates are valid until March 2021.
From now on, the independent service provider Deutsche Windtechnik will not only provide maintenance in Scandinavia for wind turbines from the manufacturers Vestas and Gamesa but also for wind turbines made by Siemens.
Between June and August, Deutsche Windtechnik AB achieved a milestone: The company signed new contracts for seven wind farms in Västergötland, Dalsland and Bohuslän. On 18 August, the manufac-turer-independent service provider's Swedish unit began providing service for the 100th turbine in Scandinavia.
