OEM Spreewindspiegel features ConverterTec in its Windenergietage 2025 edition
Spreewindspiegel, the official magazine of Windenergietage 2025, has featured ConverterTec in its latest issue. The article focuses on how modern converter upgrades and retrofit solutions can extend the lifetime of aging wind turbines, improve performance, and ensure long-term reliability for operators across Germany’s maturing wind fleet.
The publication highlights ConverterTec’s multi-brand spare parts offering, modern retrofit solutions with improved thermal performance, and the role of the company’s new Repair Center in reducing downtime and supporting power electronics throughout the full lifecycle.
Visitors can meet the ConverterTec team at Booth 9 during Windenergietage 2025 to discuss lifetime extension strategies and aftermarket solutions.
More Media
ConverterTec at WindEurope 2026 in Madrid
ConverterTec Aftermarket & Service will be attending the WindEurope Annual Event 2026 in Madrid from 21–23 April. Visit us at Booth 9-H60 to meet our […]
WindEnergy Hamburg 2024: Meet us at Booth B6.139
Wind Energy Hamburg is the leading trade fair in the industry and attracts thousands of visitors from around the world every year – and we’re part […]
ConverterTec Service GmbH is expanding its operating radius with offices in Rheine
ConverterTec Service GmbH was founded in October 2022, in direct connection with the new focus on the service & aftermarket business at ConverterTec Group, in […]
The people behind ConverterTec mission
ConverterTec is offering a closer look into the people who drive its mission forward with a newly released video showcasing daily life across its Aftermarket […]
ConverterTec featured in latest Industry Report by the German Wind Energy Association
ConverterTec has been featured in the latest industry report published by the German Wind Energy Association (Bundesverband WindEnergie, BWE), one of the leading voices in […]
Production and repairs of power stacks launched in Bulgaria
ConverterTec has officially launched its new production and repair center for power electronics at its Bulgarian subsidiary in Sofia. The first power stacks were already […]
Do you have any questions?
Get in touch now!