The basis for this success is that:

• In many cases turbine wind design conditions are very conservative compared to reality of sites.
• This means that many wind farms have a huge potential to be unlocked.
• The rotor diameter is key for energy production.
• The blades are key elements for creating loads on the structures and for fatigue life spectra.
• Acting in the blades with tailored designs can maximize energy production and life expectancy.

All this is achievable when:

• Real site specific loads are kept inside turbine margins of safety and reserve factors.
• Ensuring a safe long term operation.
• And allowing a longer life extension by means of low loaded blade designs:
  • Advanced aerodynamics (slender blades).
  • Light blades (carbon blades).
  • Designed to be plug&play on the turbine.