Dellner Wind Solutions has navigated the wind energy industry’s dynamic landscape with strategic acquisitions and cutting-edge innovations. As WindEnergy Hamburg demonstrated, the future of wind power relies on robust supply chains, scalability, and smart collaborations, ensuring long-term sustainability and growth.
As WindEnergy Hamburg proved, the wind energy industry stands ready to tackle the challenges of the energy transition. Focal topics at the four-day event included next generation high output wind turbines, hybrid energy storage systems, and digital monitoring solutions.
That was all to be expected, but look beneath the surface and you’ll find a marketplace that is prepared to continue to consolidate and adapt to thrive. As a component supplier, we too have had to evolve, as we captured in an earlier edition of PES Wind.
It was a story that took the industry right up to and beyond the 2021 acquisition of Dellner Hydratech, the Danish supplier of high-end hydraulic systems, cylinders, and accumulators for wind, offshore, and marine applications. Other historic moments include the acquisition of Pintsch Bubenzer in 2018, leading to the formation of the Dellner Bubenzer Group. We also referenced JHS Jungblut, a pioneer of noise free, lightweight brakes, and yaw sliding bearings for wind turbines, which was also added to the portfolio in the same significant year. Other brands have featured along the journey too, all of which have served as stepping stones towards today’s Dellner Wind Solutions.
