Turbine monitoring is lucrative for Danish entrepreneurs

Global growth in offshore wind turbines and aging wind farms in Germany and southern Europe mean plenty of work for Danish supplier Gram & Juhl. The CEO does not rule out a potential sale of the business in the future.
Photo: LM Wind Power
Photo: LM Wind Power

When an onshore wind turbine is out of order it generates major costs for the owner or operator. This cost is even greater when it comes to offshore turbines. As such, good money can be made offering continuous, smart monitoring of the turbines, enabling maintenance and service before the blades stop spinning.

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