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Since last year, Nabla Wind Hub has been collaborating with the Japanese country through the Fukushima Renewable Energy Institute (FREA), and the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST),offering they know-how and expertise on the latest trends in O&M technology and wind farm life extension.

Can you imagine including in your vacation plans a mandatory visit to one of the wind farms in your destination city? Nowadays, more and more cities are joining the bandwagon of including in their cultural offer a visit to one of their wind farms, either offshore by boat trip or onshore by a planned bicycle tour. Sounds appealing?

This month of March at Nabla we have dressed in purple and carried out a campaign with the aim of raising awareness among our professional and industrial colleagues, about the critical situation in which we continue to find ourselves in terms of equality within the renewable energy industry, and in society in general.

This year Nabla Wind Hub has renewed our commitment to keep working towards sustainability, reaffirming our support of the Ten Principles of the United Nations Global Compact in the areas of Human Rights, Labor, Environment and Anti-Corruption.

Due to the growing number of old turbines and the repowering offer in the wind sector, an increasing number of companies are joining forces to be prepared to manage the 60,000 tons of wind turbine blades that could be decommissioned by 2023.