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Service & LogisticsDeutsche WindtechnikA one-stop shop for your servicing needsOperators can gain significant advantages from independent service providers:flexibility, tailor-made services and cost structures and individual solutions arejust some of the key benefits.[01]Deutsche WindtechnikAddress Hüttenstr. 20a28237 BremenFederal state Bremen / GermanyPhone +49 (0) 421 / 989 610 0Fax +49 (0) 421 / 989 610 98E-Mail info@deutsche-windtechnik.deWebwww.deutsche-windtechnik.deProfileCategoryService & maintenanceOperation & serviceDeutsche Windtechnik is an independentcompany. With its varied priority areas itoffers the entire range of services necessaryfor the technical maintenance of windturbines.Backed by experienced staff, the companyhas quickly established itself as a leadingservice provider in the field of wind energy.From its offices across Germany DeutscheWindtechnik maintains about 1,400turbines. The company’s headquarters arein Bremen; further central offices are inOstenfeld, Kiel and Erkelenz.Wind technology has great futurepotentialThe company is active in the followingseven areas:Servicing (maintenance, optimization ofturbines, in particular Vestas and NEGMicon), rotors and towers (including thefoundations), technical management (globally),transformer stations, oil service,repowering and control. Safety technologyis a field that has also grown significantly.The company is dedicated to the ongoingand practically oriented development ofproducts and services. Deutsche Windtechnikworks closely with renowned partners,suppliers, manufacturers, drawing offices,developers and research institutions atuniversities and polytechnics to improveworkflows and working techniques, to optimizematerials and to increase yields.We see great potential for optimising turbineoperation. Detailed analytic processescan provide solutions that lead to improvedtechnical and economic outputs; at thesame time, growing quality and safetydemands are met.Turnover € 22.8 millionEmployees 170Founding year 2007[01] Deutsche Windtechnik offers the entirerange of services required for the technicalmaintenance of wind turbines.[02] The new control centre technology employedin the operational management of wind turbinesensures that downtimes are reduced to an absoluteminimum.[02]Wind industry in germany119
Service & LogisticsUnternehmensgruppe Dezentrale Energie (UDE)A bundle of energy from Lower SaxonyUDE group (Decentralized Energy Group) is active in the fields of wind,solar and bioenergy. It consists of independent renewable energy companiesthat work in close cooperation.Unternehmensgruppe Dezentrale Energie[02]Address Alte Feldmühle 1031535 Neustadt a. RübenbergeFederal state Lower Saxony / GermanyPhone +49 (0) 50 34 / 95 91 30Fax +49 (0) 50 34 / 95 91 33E-Mail deanHG@dezentrale-energie.deWebwww.dezentrale-energie.deProfileCategoryPlanners & project planners,technical operational andbusiness management,service & maintenancePlanning, operation & serviceFounding year 1998[01] Sustainable energy projects – powered by nature[02] A wind farm is being constructed[01]UDE group (Decentralized Energy Group) isheadquartered in Neustadt am Rübenbergenear Hanover, from where it manages itsnational and international projects. It allbegan twenty years ago with a wind turbinein Neustadt. In 1998, pioneeringentrepreneurs teamed up to maximize theirsynergies. Since then, the group has cometo be represented by specialized independentcompanies, in particular ecojoule anddean. The group covers the entire range ofservices, all the way from the initial planningof a project, its financing and constructionto the technical and commercialmanagement of the plants and the directmarketing of energy. In Europe, the grouphas now realized projects to a total valueof 600 million euros and installed around350 wind turbines in Germany and France.200 of these are managed from the company’sheadquarters in Neustadt.In the field of wind energy UDE specializesin small and medium-sized onshore projects,supportive of its aim of implementing andoperating innovative, future-oriented andsustainable energy projects. Despite thegroup’s international orientation Germanywill continue to play a key role for windenergy projects both in terms of new projectsand repowering. In Lower Saxony, UDE hasalready carried out several repoweringprojects, the first one in 2003. This willcontinue to be an important field. In themedium term, the group will assess all itsprojects with respect to their repoweringpotential, which the aim of optimising UDEsites both in terms of energy and planning.The group is also efficient and innovativewhen it comes to marketing energy. Part ofthe energy generated by UDE-managedwind turbines is marketed directly.120 Wind industry in germany
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