A transformer failure can have a substantial impact on the commercial success of an offshore windfarm

A key asset on a wind farm is the power transformer which connects the site to the electricity grid however, these assets can develop faults before their end of life leading to costly downtime to the wind farm.

An outage that lasts 6 months can cost an offshore wind farm up to £4m, whilst a repairable failure leading to a 7-day downtime period can cost up to £220k.

Transformer monitoring can play a significant role in mitigating these costs to wind energy providers and can offer a significant return on investment.

To find out more about the cost of downtime due to transformer failure, and the role of transformer monitoring, download our infographic below.

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Safeguarding your connection to the electricity grid

When it comes to big-ticket items on an offshore wind farm, power transformers are at the top of the list - and when the transformers fail prematurely, it’s all the more painful. Damages can far exceed the cost of a replacement. Our end-to-end transformer monitoring solutions deliver key insights into asset health, reducing the risk of unplanned outages and informing strategic decisions.

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