Customer stories
How operators use Turbit to catch component anomalies early, plan exchanges around low-wind windows, and resolve issues with their OEM and service partners — minimum impact, maximum technical availability.
Main Bearing MonitoringVSB acts on a main-bearing temperature trend in one month
Turbit's neural networks caught a slow-creeping main-bearing temperature trend a year before action was needed. By the time the deviation was clear, VSB and the OEM resolved it inside a month — without taking the turbine down.
Generator MonitoringEnergiequelle traces a generator anomaly to a faulty frequency converter
Turbit's alarm flagged stator-winding temperatures rising on a SAB-operated turbine. Energiequelle's analysis pointed at a malfunctioning frequency converter; the service partner replaced it inside 3.5 months and the turbine returned to rated power without further incident.
Generator MonitoringEnercity resolves a 25°C generator anomaly in 14 days, no downtime
Generator temperature jumped 20°C → 45°C on January 10. Turbit alarmed January 11; the service partner replaced the slip-ring ventilator's thermal relay on January 24. 14 days end-to-end with zero downtime and zero power loss.
Main Bearing MonitoringTeut plans a main bearing exchange — turbine operational throughout
A main-shaft bearing anomaly surfaced in April 2022 and stayed under control through summer. By November the trend had escalated; Teut and the OEM confirmed damage and scheduled a planned exchange inside 5 months while the turbine kept running.
Wind briefing
2026-07-29 · Yesterday's edition · today's briefing not yet published
Two blade-loss incidents in the North Sea and a vessel collision at the Port of Tyne dominate the operational risk picture on 29 July 2026, while the Crown Estate's accelerated retender of the 1.5 GW Morgan site signals continued momentum in UK offshore policy. Asset managers and insurers will also want to track Wood Mackenzie's upwardly revised US wind build-out outlook and Nordex's new €2.48 bn credit facility, which together shape the near-term market backdrop.
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