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Wind, Digital Blog — 16 October, 2026

Taking floating wind from demonstration to commercial deployment

Floating offshore wind has proved that it can work. The next challenge is making it work at commercial scale.

Wind, Digital Blog — 16 October, 2026

Why UV resistance matters for long-term blade protection

Rain, hail, salt spray, airborne particles and icing are all familiar threats to a wind turbine blade's leading edge. But what about years of exposure to sunlight?

Wind, Digital Blog — 15 October, 2026

Why blade repair training must keep evolving

Wind turbine blade repair is a hands-on trade. Technical knowledge matters, but so does knowing what to do when the blade in front of you does not quite match what you learned in the classroom.

Wind, Digital Blog — 15 October, 2026

Making better use of weather windows for blade repair

Anyone working on wind turbine blades knows how quickly the weather can change a repair plan.

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.