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Wind, Press Releases — 14 October, 2026

Extending wind turbine blade inspection beyond human reach

Some of the most important parts of a wind turbine blade are also the hardest to inspect.

Wind, Digital Blog — 14 October, 2026

Building the workforce wind energy needs

Wind energy needs more skilled people to build, operate and maintain its growing fleet. Bringing new technicians into the industry is important, but keeping them there matters too. Good training, practical experience and clear career opportunities can help people build a future in the sector.

Wind, Digital Blog — 13 October, 2026

Managing risk in offshore wind port operations

Offshore wind ports are handling larger vessels and components, often in confined spaces and under pressure to keep projects moving. Managing the risks requires careful planning, suitable equipment and clear procedures.

Wind, Digital Blog — 13 October, 2026

Rethinking monopile installation as foundations grow

Installing larger monopiles brings new challenges for piling equipment and methods.

Wind, Digital Blog — 12 October, 2026

Advancing turbine blade inspection with NDT, AI and robotics

Damage can develop within a blade’s composite structure without being visible from the outside.

Wind, Digital Blog — 12 October, 2026

Turning Italy’s wind ambitions into operating projects

Italy has strong wind resources and a growing pipeline of projects. The next step is getting those projects built and operational.

Wind, Digital Blog — 09 September, 2026

Can robotic repair change the economics of severe blade erosion?

Severe leading-edge erosion presents wind farm operators with a difficult maintenance decision. Once damage progresses through the coating and filler into the structural laminate, repair becomes slower, more weather-sensitive and harder to execute consistently.

Wind, Digital Blog — 09 September, 2026

Protecting wind assets with robotics and advanced inspection

As wind energy becomes critical national infrastructure, expectations around asset reliability are changing. Turbines are larger, fleets are expanding and operating lives are being extended, yet Stacey Rivers, Chief Innovation Officer at BladeBUG, argues that inspection methods have not always kept ...

Wind, Digital Blog — 08 September, 2026

Putting people at the heart of offshore energy’s story

Offshore wind is transforming the energy landscape, but much of the work taking place beyond the horizon remains unseen by the people it will ultimately affect. For Ashley Linford of CHPV Offshore Film and Photography, authentic visual storytelling can help close that gap while creating a record of ...