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Wind turbine operations, training and servicing

Powering the people behind renewable energy.

Specialist blade repair training, Siemens Gamesa-accredited coatings courses and technical services, delivered by working technicians from the Humber.

Next courseSiemens Spot on Metal and Composites · 12 Nov to 13 Nov · 6 places

53.58° N · 0.19° W

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01Who we are

Founded by blade technicians in 2023, based at the Humber’s renewable energy hub.

We are based at the CATCH facility in Stallingborough, on the outskirts of Grimsby and the banks of the Humber, the operations and maintenance centre of the UK offshore wind industry. Our ethos is to improve the quality and standards within a sector that is still growing fast, and our team has a combined thirty years in renewables, training and development.

We describe ourselves as a disruptor: small courses, real blade sections, instructors who still work in the field, and bespoke pre-mobilisation programmes that give employers evidence of competence before a crew goes to site. Maersk Training Grimsby books its blade repair and Siemens spot repair courses with us, and we deliver the Skills Bootcamp blade repair pathway with CATCH Skills.

2023
Founded
Renewable Power Group Ltd and Renewable Power Academy Ltd
6
Delegates per course
Every delegate works a blade section
30
Combined years in renewables
Across the founding team
About Renpow

02Training Academy

Real dates, real prices, six places each.

Live from our booking system · Prices ex VAT at 20% · Groups and in-house delivery quoted separately

53.58° N · 0.19° W

Blade and grinding room with extraction tables at the Humber Training Centre
Blade room, Humber Training CentreBAY 01
  1. Next12Nov to 13 Nov
    2 days£833 · 6 placesBook Siemens Spot on Metal and Composites, 12 Nov
  2. 16Nov to 27 Nov
    10 days£1,500 · 6 placesBook GWO Blade Repair, 16 Nov
  3. 23Nov to 27 Nov
    5 days£750 · 6 placesBook Train the Painter – Bronze, 23 Nov
  4. 30Nov to 1 Dec
    2 days£833 · 6 placesBook Siemens Spot on Metal and Composites, 30 Nov
  5. 03Dec to 4 Dec
    2 days£833 · 6 placesBook Siemens Spot on Metal and Composites, 3 Dec
  6. 07Dec to 8 Dec
    2 days£833 · 6 placesBook Siemens Spot on Metal and Composites, 7 Dec

04Programmes by arrangement

04Inside the bay

A blade workshop five minutes from Grimsby.

Renewable Power Academy is based at the CATCH facility in Stallingborough, on the south bank of the Humber: five minutes from Grimsby, twenty-five from Hull, and next door to the operations hubs of the UK's largest offshore wind developers.

53.58° N · 0.19° W

Visit the facility
Blade and grinding rooms with extraction tables
Blade and grinding rooms, extraction tables for 16BAY 01
Recycled blade sections mounted in the workshop
Recycled blade sectionsBAY 02
Renewable Power Academy signage on the Stallingborough workshop
Workshop, StallingboroughBAY 03
Blade and grinding rooms
Two rooms with extraction tables, with space for 16 candidates at a time.
Glass-cutting room
A dedicated room for cutting and preparing glass-fibre materials.
Blade sections
Recycled turbine blade sections mounted in the workshop so repairs are practised on the real thing.
Workshop
A main workshop with benches, rigs and the tooling used on site.
Main workshop at the Humber training centre
Main workshopBAY 04

05Technical services

The same hands that teach the repair carry it out.

Renewable Power Services repairs, inspects and maintains blades for owners, operators and service providers. Training records and repair records sit in the same workshop.

Talk to our technical team
  1. 01

    Wind turbine blade repair

    Leading-edge, laminate, structural and coating repairs carried out by technicians who also teach the GWO standard. Work is documented to OEM and site requirements.

  2. 02

    Inspection services

    Visual and non-destructive inspection of blades to identify damage early, prioritise repairs and provide evidence for asset managers and insurers.

  3. 03

    Preventive maintenance

    Planned maintenance programmes that keep blades within specification and reduce unplanned downtime across a fleet.

  4. 04

    Emergency repairs

    Rapid response to lightning strikes, leading-edge erosion and impact damage, with crews mobilised from the Humber.

  5. 05

    Pre-mobilisation validation

    Before your crews go to site, we validate repair technique on matched blade sections in our workshop and issue competence records that support OEM tenders.

06Working with

Trusted by the industry’s own training providers.

  • Maersk Training

    Renewable Power Academy instructors deliver GWO Blade Repair and Siemens Spot on Metal courses booked through Maersk Training Grimsby.

  • Siemens Gamesa

    Accrediting body for our Spot Paint on Metal and Composite Surfaces course.

  • Muehlhan

    Industrial services partner.

  • CATCH Skills · Delivery partner on the Skills Bootcamp blade repair pathway, which combines GWO Blade Repair with ECITB recognition for Lincolnshire candidates. About the bootcamp

07Insights

Explainer

GWO Blade Repair: what the standard covers and what it does not

The scope of the Global Wind Organisation Blade Repair standard, who it is for, how long it takes and what happens after the certificate.

Read the explainer

Book training or speak to the team

Six places per course. The next one starts on 12 November.