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Deutsche Windtechnik`s corporate service offerings fully established and ready to serve to US wind farm owners.
Our goal is to be the most trusted O&M partner to wind farm owners empowering the civilization achievement of 100% renewable energy one wind turbine at a time.
How?
We are manufacturer-independent/non OEM which make us critical, unbiased and transparent.
We make sure that you as a wind farm owner have all the information you need before we take care of you.
We provide:
- Internally developed documentation
- High level technical expertise
- Competitive pricing
- Multi-brand experience
- 24/7 surveillance
- Flexibility and transparency
- Engineering technical resources
- Training department
- Manufacturer - Independent supply chain
- Upgrades and performance improvements
Melf Lorenzen
Managing Director Deutsche Windtechnik Inc. (USA)
Phone:+ 1 832 384 1220
George Ward
Business Development Manager Deutsche Windtechnik Inc. (USA)
Mobile:+ 1 832 903 0038
Jared LaSalle
Sales Specialist Deutsche Windtechnik Inc. (USA)
Phone:+ 1 325 603 6301
Deutsche Windtechnik Inc.
1902 S Houston Ave.
TX 77396 Houston
Phone: +1 832 384 1220
Deutsche Windtechnik now offering fail-safe pitch retrofit systems in the US
Extreme weather conditions impacts the overall wind turbine generator performance. A common result of these conditions? Reactive maintenance and increased WTG down time. Deutsche Windtechnik Inc. (US) is now collaborating with a German based company to offer installment of a fail-safe pitch retrofit system for wind turbines in North America.
Deutsche Windtechnik USA performs inspections campaign on 112 Vestas V100 turbines in Texas
On April 10, 2020 a team of four technicians completed an inspections campaign on 112 Vestas V100 turbines in Texas. The scope of work included a total of 1008 grease samples, visual inspection of inner and outer blade bearing seals and collecting vibration analysis data of each of the 336 blades.
Deutsche Windtechnik completes first job for AES on Siemens 2.3 in Merkel, Texas
In April 2020 a team of five service technicians completed two main component exchanges for AES on Buffalo Gap 3 in Merkel, Texas. The scope of work included two gearbox exchanges where one of the gearboxes was stuck on the main bearing causing a slight delay in the job completion.
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