Their market-leading, specialist technical team offers end-to-end engineering solutions for the wind energy sector.
The world’s leading clean technology manufacturer of microturbine energy systems, Capstone products are supported by over 100 patents to deliver distributed power applications for customers worldwide.
Safe Working on Eco Energy Plants is a system for managing Power Plants such as Wind Farms, Combined Heat and Power Plants, Solar Parks, etc. Maintenance requests are entered by the maintenance supplier in a user-friendly Web portal and provided with the correct information and procedures.
We at Carelin have extensive experience from the wind power industry. We have had the priviledge of being in the industry already when the first industrial-size wind turbines were built in Finland in the 1990s. During the 2000s we have been able to learn more about the maintenance of wind turbines as the partner of a Finnish turbine manufacturer all around Finland and the rest of Europe.
We enable flexible maritime logistics through 100% emission free micro cargo ships.
CARNEADES – We support our customers in carrying out extensive investment projects within the budget and time frame provided. As a managed services provider, CARNEADES is in a position to cover all areas of contractual and commercial project management for large-scale projects in the fields of the onshore and offshore wind, energy and grids and the maritime industry. Our experts are in particular specialised in claim, contract and commercial management.
We support our clients to deliver major investment projects on time and on budget. As a Managed Services Provider, CARNEADES covers all areas of contractual and commercial Project Steering for the most complex projects of the On- & Offshore Wind, Energy & Grid, Maritime Industry, Transportation, Technology & IT, Engineering & Construction industries.
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