Plan wind farm work on measured site conditions

Blade repair, crane days and inspections all wait for weather windows. See them coming - and log what actually happened.

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Find your maintenance windows

Blade repair needs calm wind, the right temperature and low humidity; crane work stops at hard limits; inspections need visibility and safe access. Cordulus turns measured site conditions into precise short-term forecasts, so you can see workable windows coming and mobilise crews and equipment at the right time - not a day late or a day early.

Site-specific forecasts forwind, rain, temperature and humidity.
Plan repair campaigns around forecast windows.
Avoid paying for crews and cranes that stand idle.
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Know your site's icing conditions

In cold climates, icing costs production and complicates site work. Cordulus logs the on-site temperature and humidity conditions associated with icing risk, giving you a measured local record of icing-prone periods - for planning, reporting and analysis.

Continuous logging oficing-relevant conditions at your site.
Identify icing-prone periods from measured local patterns.
Independent data for production and availability discussions.

Settle weather downtime with measured data

Availability contracts and O&M agreements hinge on weather definitions: was the site workable, or wasn't it? A Cordulus station gives owner and contractor one shared, measured record of site conditions — reducing disputes and speeding up settlement.

One agreed source of measured site conditions.
Support or challenge weather-downtime claims with data.
Cleaner contract administration for owners and O&M providers.
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Keep crews safe on site

Work-at-height and lifting operations have hard weather limits. Real-time alerts on wind, gusts and lightning-relevant conditions help site managers make the stop/go call early and document that they made it right.

Real-time alerts tuned to your safety thresholds.
Make and document stop/go decisions with confidence.
Site-specific conditions, not regional generalities.

Ready to plan on real conditions?

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