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VALEMO supports the energy transition in Greece

By 2030, Greece aims to double its production of renewable energy in certain key regions. The Magoula wind farm, located in Western Macedonia near the town of Kozani, is one of these regions, contributing to this ambitious commitment.

VALEMO is proud to announce the start of operations at this strategic site, marking the launch of its business in Greece. With an estimated annual output of 71 GWh, the Magoula wind farm will supply the equivalent of 18,000 households with renewable electricity, making an active contribution to the region’s energy transition.

This project represents a new stage in VALEMO’s international development.

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Optimizing performance with SCADA data

Since 2018, VALEMO has been using SCADA data analysis to improve the performance of the wind farms it monitors. Collected continuously or transmitted by the customer, this data provides a detailed view of machine behavior and enables early detection of anomalies such
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Fire detectors: a VALEMO solution to comply with regulations

Since 2020, ICPE regulations have extended the obligation to install a fire detection system to all wind turbines commissioned before 2012. Although some turbine manufacturers do have solutions, they are often costly and unreliable, with the risk of untimely shutdowns due to
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A team dedicated to quality for GE Vernova offshore wind turbines

VALEMO has just started a quality inspection mission on behalf of GE Vernova as part of the Dogger Bank offshore wind project, one of the largest offshore wind farms in the world, located in the North Sea and equipped with 190 GE
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