Danish firm FairWind has taken a firm step in its plan to grow in the Asian market by sealing a strategic partnership with Wind Energy Partners (WEP), a Japanese company specialized in the maintenance of wind turbines. This collaboration comes weeks after FairWind acquired Australia’s Cosmic Group, consolidating its position in Asia-Pacific.
A bridge between global experience and local knowledge
WEP, headquartered in Yokohama and with an operational presence in seven key locations in the country, brings a valuable local network, regulatory expertise and specialized services such as preventive maintenance and blade repair. FairWind, on the other hand, adds its international track record in turbine assembly and service both onshore and offshore.
Thanks to this synergy, both companies seek to improve service reliability, reduce response times and offer technical solutions adapted to Japanese market conditions.
An opportunity in a growing sector
Although wind power development in Japan is still in its early stages, government support and increased investment are creating favorable conditions for its expansion. With this alliance, FairWind is accessing a high-potential ecosystem, tapping into the growing demand for wind turbine operation and maintenance services.
Both companies have highlighted the complementarity of their services as one of the pillars of the agreement. The combination of WEP’s local knowledge with the international expertise of FairWind to meet the challenges of the Japanese market and ensure the long-term performance of the renewable assets.
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