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Ingeteam to exhibit at WINDPOWER 2017 after steady growth in U.S. market

By Michelle Froese | May 17, 2017

Ingeteam, an independent global supplier of electrical conversion equipment, will present its full range of wind energy drivetrain products at AWEA WIND POWER. Ingeteam reported record performance last year, with deliveries reaching a peak volume of 5 GW of new capacity in 2016 alone — making the Spanish company the world’s number one supplier of wind-power converters.

Within the wind-energy sector, Ingeteam is an independent supplier of power converters, turbine controllers, CMS, SCADA management systems and O&M services for turbines up to 12 MW, withover 36 GW of installed wind power capacity worldwide.

Thanks to its steady growth in the U.S., Ingeteam is well on its way to reach its local job target ahead of time. Supported by positive sales since opening its U.S. manufacturing plant in 2011, Ingeteam is now employing over 190 employees out of Milwaukee, WI. If Ingeteam maintains the trend, it could reach its 275 jobs target well before 2020.

“Most of our new hires have come to strengthen our manufacturing capabilities, so most of them are part of our production team”, said Aitor Sotes, CEO of Ingeteam Inc., the company’s U.S. subsidiary.

This data clearly validates the jobs growth reported by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and AWEA in the beginning of the year underscoring the incredible impact of wind power in creating American jobs. More Americans now work in wind than in nuclear, coal, natural gas, or hydroelectric power plants.

Since its establishment in 1995, Ingeteam has commissioned almost 24,000 wind power converters worldwide, accounting for 36,414 MW of installed capacity, more than any of its competitors.

“2016 was a great year: we increased the volume of our deliveries by 32% compared to 2015. These outstanding results are due to our ability to constantly stay ahead of the curve and minimize the LCoE of customers,” said Ana Goyen, Global Managing Director of Ingeteam’s Wind Business Unit. “Our goal, going forward, is to offer ever increasing performance, lifetime, and reliability, with a focus on permanent innovation.”

At Booth #2860, Ingeteam will showcase its power converters, generators, turbine controllers, condition-monitoring systems (CMS), SCADA management systems, as well as O&M services for onshore and offshore wind farms.

Ingeteam also offers low and medium-voltage power converters up to 12 MW for onshore and offshore applications, optimized for DFIG and FC topologies. Full-power converters specifically designed for each generator technology (PMG, IG, EESG) and air-cooled, air/water cooled and full water cooled solutions for harsh environments (achieving industry-leading efficiency and reliability, as well as compliance with the strictest grid codes) are also available.

Ingeteam will also exhibit its Ingesys CMS tool for the monitoring of vibrations, supervision and status diagnostics of wind turbines.

The Ingeteam Wind O&M Division, with more than 6.5 GW under O&M Services, will present a wide portfolio of Wind O&M Services like Scheduled Maintenance, Corrective Maintenance, Full Service Agreements, EoWI, and Blades Services.

Similarly, visitors will find INDAR´s wide range of wind generators, manufactured in different topologies (DFIG, DFM, and PMG). Overall Indar wind generators are recognized for their high efficiency and robustness, having obtained in parallel the recognition of the most demanding energy utilities and the approval of the certification bodies and standards worldwide (including UL).

Finally, Ingeteam will present INGECON WIND FIX2VAR SPEED, a ground-breaking autonomous power conversion system that increases the Annual Energy Production (AEP), lifetime and grid-performance of fixed-speed wind turbines by enabling them to transform to variable-speed machines to best match wind conditions.


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