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Why blades fail: A trailing edge split starts long before you can see it

A crack along the trailing edge rarely looks like much: a thin line on the...
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Silent Blade Risk: What’s already hitting your balance sheet

With wind turbines growing larger and offshore capacity expanding fast into sites that are harder...
88-metre wind turbine blade at ORE Catapult’s blade test facility in Blyth, viewed from the root end before full-scale torsion testing

Static testing indicates large wind turbine blades deform more than computer models predict

Copenhagen, Denmark – 15 October 2026 – Large wind turbine blades bend and distort more...
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Join us at Energy Insurance Americas 2026

Bladena will be at Energy Insurance Americas 2026 in Houston on 12 November. If you...
Three wind turbines in operation — blade structural integrity is central to asset performance and insurance liability assessment

Disputed Blade Failure Claim -Independent RCA for Claims and Liability Assessment 

Following a blade break incident, a disputed insurance claim arose with multiple stakeholders presenting differing...

WEBINAR | Silent Blade Risks: What Is Already Hitting Your Balance Sheet

For underwriters, claims managers and loss adjusters working in wind. This webinar has now taken...
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Join us at CORTIR III International Conference 2026

The closing event for the CORTIR III project — bringing together project results, industry insights and a...
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Join us at Energy Insurance London 2026

On 2 July, we’ll be attending Energy Insurance London 2026, where insurers, brokers and renewable...
Root Cause Analysis

Reducing uncertainty in wind insurance claims through root cause insight

By Andrei Buliga, Digital Blades Project Director at RES, supporting Bladena When a wind turbine...