A cutting-edge technology that is revolutionising the maintenance of wind turbine blades has won a top prize the Scottish Green Energy Awards.
Geo-Structural, whose SQYFlex blade access platform allows turbine technicians to carry out blade maintenance in adverse weather conditions, scooped the Best Innovation Award for new technology products.
Scottish Renewables' flagship event returned to the EICC in Edinburgh where more than 1,250 guests celebrated Scotland’s renewable energy industry and applauded the 15 award winners who were recognised for their achievements over the past year.
The winners were selected by a panel of 15 judges from a shortlist of 51 finalists.
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01/12/2023
Cutting-Edge Technology Wins Top Prize At The Scottish Green Energy Awards


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