Danish wind industry could face a shortage of specialists

The Danish wind turbine industry needs far more specialists than the rest of the manufacturing industry. Finding the right candidates represents a growing challenge for the industry.
Photo: Senvion
Photo: Senvion

Wind turbines are not just getting taller. They are also becoming more advanced as well as increasingly valuable. This means a rise in the needs for monitoring, quality, and efficiency of the turbines, which further entails heightened requirements for the people who design, construct, and maintain them.

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