News Wind energy as the solution for global decarbonization 2021-11-30 From the expectations to the challenges, the role of wind energy in the net-zero commitments was the theme discussed in WindEurope Electric City 2021. It has been a week since the WindEurope Electric City 2021 event took place in Copenhagen. Despite the threats made by COVID-19, this was the first big event since the outbreak of the pandemic. It was great to speak with our stand visitors and listen to industry-leading figures regarding the future of wind energy. The three-day event gathered the whole industry to discuss the role of wind energy in the global decarbonization goals and raise awareness for the obstacles it has been facing. The European Commission stated before that renewable energy is the key for Europe to become the first net-zero emissions continent. Until 2050, it is expected to represent 81% of the electricity. Among the renewable energy mix, wind will be crucial to accomplish these commitments. That means, in four years, it must be supplying 25% of the EU’s electricity needs and 50% by 2050. As the industry is prepared and committed to getting down to business, the project development process still has a long way to go to allow the industry to grow as expected. Several key players in the wind energy industry report some obstacles that have been blocking megaprojects from becoming a reality. One of the obstacles is the constant permitting delays. Across Europe, the project development is still a lengthy process because of the time permits take to be given by Governments, while several projects that could accelerate the accomplishment of 2030 climate and energy goals stay delayed. Although there isn’t a solution in sight, the fact is that wind energy has the stakes very high. Endiprev Group has today more than 300 engineers and technicians working across Europe and the US. Throughout these 12 years of experience, we have been proving that we are a resilient and committed team. We have been paying close attention not only to the market trends but also to our customers’ needs. The WindEurope Electric City 2021 showed, once again, that the upcoming years will be exciting for the sector’s growth. We are confident that we have the best professionals to also get down to business alongside our customers. Recent articles Quality Audit: How do we ensure continuous improvement? Being one step ahead of challenges and continuously improving requires a lot of work. As a company with certified Quality, Environmental, and Safety Management Systems, Endiprev needs to make sure […] READ MORE Corrective Maintenance: Endiprev and SGRE offshore cooperation Last month, Endiprev cooperated with Siemens Gamesa in an offshore project. In fact, our team supported the wind turbine manufacturer in a major corrective campaign on Global Tech I Wind […] READ MORE Endiprev inaugurates a new operations center in Portugal In June 2021, Endiprev inaugurated the company’s new facilities in Mortagua, Portugal. This new operations center has 1750m2 (18.800sf) of implantation area. Altogether, it has 13 offices, three meeting/conference rooms, […] READ MORE Endiprev performs major corrective works for SGRE Since last week, Endiprev is working on a major corrective operation in two Siemens Gamesa wind farms in Portugal. Despite handling all the preventive maintenance there, we mobilized a special […] READ MORE CERTIFICATION ISO 9001:2015 Certificate ISO 14001:2015 Certificate ISO 45001:2018 Certificate BEYOND A NEWSLETTER Sign to our newsletter to know our latest news SIGN ME UP GO BEYOND THE WEBSITE Follow our development and achievements in these links: WIND ENERGY SERVICES PROJECTS WORK WITH US COMPANY NEWS CONTACTS PRIVACY POLICY copyright © 2021 EndiprevAll rights reserved. CO-FUNDED BY