Sustainability
supporting the transition to #netzero
Greener energy
Wind power generation plays a key role in delivering the 2050 net zero target. This transition requires new, innovative technologies that make the economics of wind energy more attractive, as well as its environmental and social benefits.
Our innovations in the design of wind turbine blades and in its manufacturing and assembly offer a step-change improvement greater than almost any other single innovation available, through:
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Lighter blades, higher yields, lower cost of energy. By reducing the weight of the blade by up to 32%, we can increase its length by 10%, increase the energy yield by 9% and reduce the LCOE of wind energy by 7%.
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Lean manufacturing. Our processes requires smlaller facilities and tools requiring less energy and low emissions.
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Modularity and flexibility. We can tailor the assembly and installation of large blades to customer needs.
By 2030, our blades will produce 934GWh of clean wind energy, removing 274kt of CO2 from fossil fuels.
By 2050 this is projected to rise to 55TWh of energy and 1.6mt of CO2 removed. Our blade embraces circularity and reduces waste materials by up to 561kg per blade
UN Sustainable Development Goals
ACT Blade contributes to five UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):