Test
Solution-oriented
Expertise
Examples of projects
Challenges our customers face
02 Expiry of the warranty
An investor invests in a wind farm. After delivery and commissioning of the wind turbine, the investor seeks to carry out a proper acceptance of the turbine by the supplier and to obtain support in the form of a thorough and detailed commissioning inspection as a reliable basis for acceptance. In addition to the technical inspection of the wind turbine, the approval-relevant documents and their compliance with the delivered wind turbine should also be reviewed. In short: Was the wind turbine delivered as contractually agreed? Are there any remaining defects from the delivery?
02 Expiry of the warranty
The contractually agreed warranty usually expires after two years. The operating company wants to have its wind turbine inspected for possible defects. This is important because, as a rule, no claims can be made against the wind turbine manufacturer after the warranty has expired. The timely detection of defects can, for example, result in costly repairs or replacement costs for large components. If the defects are not reported in a timely manner, the costs will have to be borne by the operating company instead of the manufacturer.
03 Change of maintenance company
A company operating a wind turbine intends to change its maintenance provider and is evaluating which obligations or claims may still arise from the current maintenance contract. Does the maintenance company still have to make technical improvements before it withdraws from the contract?
05 Technical concerns of a financing bank
A bank finances a wind farm and has concerns about the technical availability of the wind turbines. The wind turbines are running poorly, frequently fail or require many expensive repairs. The financing bank wants to gain its own independent overview of the technical condition of the wind turbine. Technical advice is required.
