AMI | Wind Turbine Blades

Today, wind turbine blade production is facing some key challenges; rising cost of materials and a downward pressure on turbine prices are making manufacturing high quality blades profitably extremely challenging, while the demand is growing fast.

Developing cost-effective inspection and maintenance technologies for blades is another critical factor for minimising the LCoE. Our market insights and events can help you understand and overcome these challenges.

Wind Turbine Blades Europe | 10 – 12 December 2024 | Düsseldorf, Germany
The 15th edition of our Wind Turbine Blades event will be held at the Hilton Düsseldorf in Germany on 10-12 December 2024. This well-established industry event provides a unique opportunity for attendees to engage with the experts and executives from across the blade supply chain and gain invaluable insight into the latest industry trends and innovations.

You can read more about the event here

Key topics will be explored by leading experts, including:

• Balancing manufacturing quality and cost-dynamics
  Nan Zhao, Senior Director, Commercial Transformation Initiatives, LM Wind Power
• Data-driven wind farm development and operations and maintenance: How to create value from large quantities of blade inspection data
  Dr. Simon Pansart, Principal Engineer Rotor Blades, RWE Offshore Wind
• Real-time cure monitoring of blade manufacturing process using deep learning techniques
  Dr. Amir Salimi, Director – Manufacturing Technology, TPI Composites
  Dr. Shaghayegh Rezazadeh, Engineering Leader, TPI Composites
• A new generation of wind turbine blades design and manufacturing method, with concept demonstrator tests and commercial product development
  Dr. Sabrina Malpede, Managing Director and Co-founder, Act Blade
• Blade quality improvement through identifying and addressing key manufacturing defects
  Amilcar Zambrano, Blade and RCA Specialist, DNV

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Join us to discover valuable solutions to key challenges in the industry and form new connections with OEMs, operators, research centres, and other stakeholders.

Don’t miss the opportunity to join this industry event where you can meet with the full supply to drive new initiatives and move the industry forwards.

Join us in December and secure your place here: www.ami.ltd/event-wind

Wind Turbine Blades North America | 2-3 October 2024 | Boston, MA, USA
Wind turbine blade demand in the USA is expected to grow significantly in the next few years, as the industry is expanding the offshore installed capacity from 42MW to 30GW by 2030. In the meantime, IRA and generous government incentives are supporting the development of a local, secure, and sustainable supply chain.

The event provides a focused platform for all players in the fast-growing industry to discuss market opportunities and challenges including blade reliability, manufacturing defects and their implication for operators, automation in manufacturing and inspection/service, and blade sustainability.

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AMI Market Reports: Material Usage in Wind Turbine Blades
This report from AMI delves into the intricate supply chain of this market, tracing the journey from raw material to the finished wind turbine blade.

Gain a strong understanding of the scale of the market, market dynamics, the changing market shares of the key participants, and key sustainability issues.

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