The plant will test the rotor blades of GE blades and provide a range of testing services to other industry partners.
GE's renewable energy business, LM Wind Power/Elm Wind Blade Products (Lundsko, Denmark) announced on July 18 that it plans to acquire the WMC test facility in Wellingewe, the Netherlands. The transaction is expected to be completed in a few weeks, subject to certain pre-completion conditions.
The plant will provide rotor hub testing for new GE turbines and continue to provide blade and other testing, digitizing tools, research and similar services to the wider wind power industry in the Netherlands and elsewhere.
LM Wind Power plans to expand and develop the facility over time. The existing 23 employees consist of highly qualified experts in composite materials and rotor blade testing. All of this will be preserved to help grow the business.
“The new test facility will further enhance LM Wind Power's R&D capabilities in the design and manufacture of advanced wind turbine blades and other components,” said Duncan Berry, CEO of LM Wind Power.
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