Component recycling focuses on recovering usable materials from retired or obsolete wind turbines. The company website describes towers, nacelles, rotor blades and internal electronics as distinct material streams.
Material-specific planning
Steel and other metals, electrical equipment and composite blades need different handling and receiving arrangements. An inventory should record component type, quantity, condition, known composition and any contamination or special handling requirements.
Composite blade processing
Cutting and mechanical shredding can prepare composite material for further treatment. They do not prove completed recycling. The receiving process and actual use of the outputs determine what can be reported as recovery.
Receiving and documentation
Confirm written acceptance criteria before dispatch. Agree which weights, transport records, receipt acknowledgements and processing confirmations will be provided. Do not assume a certificate or quality standard applies unless it is specifically verified.
Start a review
Share your component inventory, photographs, site location and schedule. The review identifies candidate routes and what must be confirmed for a written proposal.
Frequently asked questions
Do all turbine components follow the same recycling route?
No. Metals, electronics and composite blades have different preparation and acceptance requirements. Each route and its supporting records must be confirmed separately.