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Wind power plays a central role in the transition to renewable energy, but at the same time faces complex challenges. How can we ensure that wind turbines perform as expected? How can ports and regions meet the new demands of offshore wind power? How can production be optimized so that more facilities can be built faster?

Andreas Johansson

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RISE supports you throughout the entire wind power value chain – from early preliminary analyses and material development to operation and recycling. We carry out independent inspections when technical deficiencies arise, develop flexibility solutions for faster expansion in existing electricity grids, and contribute nautical risk analyses for offshore wind power. By testing new materials such as wood towers, developing AI-based methods for energy prediction, and supporting ports in business development, we
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Inspection and analysis of wind turbines

Wind turbines can sometimes have technical defects or vibrations that do not correspond to what the supplier has promised. In rare cases, breakdowns occur.
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Why RISE

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Independent inspection and analysis

– technical review of wind turbines, accident investigation, and systematic review of components and systems
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Testing and verification

– testing of new materials and designs, from wooden towers to hybrid joints, on both a small and large scale
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Risk analysis and consulting

– nautical risk analysis, CFD analysis, and hydrodynamic design for offshore wind power
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Flexibility solutions and system analyses

– control and monitoring equipment for optimal grid integration and business models for hydrogen production
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AI-based optimization

– energy prediction methods and algorithms for increased production efficiency in wind farms