GROWTH AND POTENTIAL
The onshore wind power industry
In the next two decades, wind is expected to grow from 1900 TWh/year and 7% of the world’s energy to 12,000 TWh/year and 25%+ of the world’s energy
GE is harnessing this increasing onshore wind energy potential with a broad family of smart, modular turbines that are uniquely suited for a variety of wind environments. Our onshore wind power technology and services can help improve cost, capacity and performance over the life of your onshore wind power plant, and our newest turbines are equipped with a digital infrastructure that allows you to connect, monitor, predict and optimize unit and wind farm energy performance.
On average, our onshore wind farm maintenance and energy services improve Annual Energy Production (AEP) by 5% and increase profits by 20%. Our Repower program for onshore wind farms offers customers an affordable way to upgrade aging onshore wind turbines, increasing fleet power output up to 25% and adding up to 20 years to turbine life from the time of repowering.
Expertise in onshore wind power generation
With the continued growth of wind power generation, it is vital to partner with onshore wind farm maintenance companies who have established experience in the field. GE is one of the world's leading onshore wind energy companies, with more than 58,000 onshore wind turbines installed in more than 50 countries and a total installed capacity of exceeding 110 GW.
Our portfolio of onshore wind turbines offers increased value to customers with proven performance, reliability, efficiency and availability. With cutting-edge technology to upgrade your onshore wind farm, comprehensive support services to help keep your wind turbines running smoothly, and our Digital Wind Farm to make our turbines even smarter and more connected, we can provide the onshore wind power solutions you need.
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