With over three decades of experience, we have established ourselves as the preferred supplier of wind turbine blades worldwide. In fact, almost every fifth turbine in the world is fitted with LM Wind Power blades. This includes thousands of GE turbines on land and in the sea.

The standard features for all LM Wind Power blade types include pre-bending, integrated gel coat, lightning conducting systems, low noise tips and tried and tested root solutions. We customize certain add-ons for each blade type in consultation with our customers, including the SafeReceptor insulated lightning protection system, leading edge tape for reliability and vortex generators on the blade surface to maximize performance.

Our long-standing partnership with GE has yielded many innovations and commercial successes. Now, as part of GE Renewable Energy, together we can offer higher performing, more productive wind turbines, while continuing to reduce the cost of energy and improve returns on our customers' investments. At the same time, we are equally committed to maintaining and growing our business with all customers.

LM Wind Power is one of the pioneers of the modern wind industry, starting rotor blade production in 1978 based on advanced in-house design, testing and manufacturing technology. Our specialist knowledge ranges from materials and process technology, aerodynamics, calculation and simulation to advanced production and testing of rotor blades.

Our engineers constantly push the boundaries of blade size and airfoil shape, laying the technological foundations for 90+ meter blades that are expected to power future turbines of up to 10 MW. Our specialist competences have already repeatedly put us in front of the size race, most recently with the launch of the LM 88.4 — the world's longest rotor blade when introduced in June 2016.

With production, sales and service facilities in countries including Canada, China, Denmark, India, The Netherlands, Poland, Spain, US and Brazil, LM Wind Power is the only blade supplier that operates on a global basis. This global reach ensures close contact to international customers and markets, and enables the company to minimize transport and logistics costs, shorten delivery time and reduce working capital requirements.