Siemens & Duke Energy Forge Strategic O&M Partnership for Wind Turbines
Siemens AG and Duke Energy Renewable Services have announced a joint operations and maintenance (O&M) agreement designed to serve North American wind farm owners across diverse turbine brands. The collaboration will combine Siemens’ extensive technical expertise with Duke Energy’s proven on‑site service capabilities, delivering a single, streamlined solution for operators managing multi‑brand fleets.
"Partnering with Siemens allows us to deliver flexible, reliable O&M solutions that enhance value for wind asset owners," said Jeff Wehner, Vice President of Duke Energy Renewables Operations. "Our dual role as both service provider and operator gives us unique industry insight, enabling us to focus on customer‑centric, efficient service delivery.”
The alliance aims to help customers stay competitive by maximizing uptime and performance across Siemens and other OEM equipment. Darnell Walker, Head of Siemens Power Generation Services, Wind Power and Renewables for the Americas, added, "This partnership blends the strengths of two leading wind energy players in North America, expanding our service portfolio and capability for the benefit of all clients.”
For further details, visit Siemens.com.
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