Operating through Avrasya Rüzgar in Türkiye and Eawind GmbH in Germany, Eawind provides inspection, repair, maintenance and component supply services for wind turbines from European and Chinese manufacturers.
Eawind is expanding its technical service activities across Türkiye and Germany, supporting wind farm owners, operators and turbine manufacturers throughout different stages of the turbine lifecycle. The company’s service portfolio focuses particularly on wind turbine blades, composite structures, inspection, repair and retrofit applications.
With more than two decades of experience in blade production and repair, Eawind provides field services through different access methods, including rope access, cranes and maintenance platforms. According to company data, its teams have worked on more than 5,000 wind turbine blades across over 600 projects.
The company’s technical scope includes blade inspection, structural and cosmetic blade repairs, lightning protection system testing and repair, leading-edge protection applications, retrofits, quality assurance and quality control, tower cleaning, NDT spesific inspections, end-of-warranty inspections and blade disposal and disposal management.
Technical support for different turbine platforms
Eawind provides independent technical services for wind turbine fleets incorporating equipment from manufacturers including ENERCON, Nordex Acciona, Siemens Gamesa and GE. Its teams undertake projects in both Türkiye and Germany, enabling the company to support customers in two established European wind energy markets.
Eawind, as an accredited GWO Training Provider and provides technical trainings for the market and for its own needs. The company places particular emphasis on technician training as blade dimensions, turbine capacities and repair requirements continue to evolve. This approach is intended to maintain consistent working practices across inspection, composite repair and maintenance operations conducted under different site conditions.
Through its Germany-based operation, Eawind GmbH, the company extends its service capabilities to the European market. Its organisational structure in Türkiye and Germany allows technical teams and project resources to be deployed according to the location and requirements of individual wind farms.
Service agreements with Chinese manufacturers
Alongside its work on European turbine platforms, Eawind is also developing its cooperation with Chinese wind energy equipment manufacturers.
According to information provided by the company, Eawind works with Goldwind, Sinoma and Aeolon under service agreements. The cooperation covers technical service requirements associated with turbines and wind turbine blades supplied by these manufacturers.
This area is expected to become increasingly relevant as Chinese turbine and component manufacturers expand their activities in Türkiye and Europe. Access to trained local service teams can support field response, inspection and repair operations without requiring every technical resource to be mobilised from the equipment manufacturer’s home market.
Eawind’s experience with both European and Chinese equipment platforms positions the company to address a wider range of blade and turbine service requirements. However, the scope of each assignment is defined by the relevant project, turbine platform and service agreement.
Second-hand wind turbine component supply in Türkiye
Eawind also supplies second-hand wind turbine components to operators in Türkiye. The company’s supply activities include turbine parts, wind turbine blades and gearboxes required for operating assets.
The availability of compatible components can be important for older wind farms, particularly when original components have long delivery periods or are no longer included in the manufacturer’s current production programme. In these cases, sourcing the correct part requires attention to the turbine model, component specifications and operational requirements of the project.
By combining field inspection and repair capabilities with component
sourcing, Eawind aims to provide a broader technical support structure for wind power plants. This service model covers both planned maintenance requirements and technical needs arising during the operational life of a turbine.
With operations in Türkiye and Germany, experience across multiple turbine platforms and service cooperation with European and Chinese manufacturers, Eawind is continuing to develop its role as an independent technical service provider for the wind energy industry.
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