RES investigates blade failure at 213MW facility in Sweden
Energy Market Price|Jun 13, 2025
An investigation has begun into a blade breakage incident at the 213MW Jädraås wind farm in Gävleborg County, Sweden. RES, which manages the wind farm for its owner TRIG, reported that one turbine blade at the 66-unit facility has been damaged.
An investigation has begun into a blade breakage incident at the 213MW Jädraås wind farm in Gävleborg County, Sweden. RES, which manages the wind farm for its owner TRIG, reported that one turbine blade at the 66-unit facility has been damaged.
An investigation has begun into a blade breakage incident at the 213MW Jädraås wind farm in Gävleborg County, Sweden. RES, which manages the wind farm for its owner TRIG, reported that one turbine blade at the 66-unit facility has been damaged.
A spokesperson for RES stated, “A thorough investigation is underway.” They emphasized that “the safety of our personnel and the public is always our highest priority” and noted that although there have been no injuries, the area has been secured as a precaution, and they are working with relevant authorities.
The Jädraås project, developed by Arise, features Vestas V112-3MW turbines and began operations in 2013 before being sold to TRIG in 2019. Vestas has been approached for comment.