Full Circle Wind Services Locks Down Major UK Turbine Maintenance Deal
In a significant vote of confidence for its operational prowess, Full Circle Wind Services has secured a renewed full-scope operations and maintenance (O&M) contract for 41 UK-based wind turbines. The agreement extends through each turbine’s 20-year lifespan, reinforcing the company’s foothold in Britain’s renewable energy sector.
Scaling Up with Multi-Brand Expertise
The renewed contract covers maintenance for EWT’s DW54 and DW52 turbine models, supported by a workforce of 80+ technicians and a round-the-clock remote monitoring team. But Full Circle isn’t stopping there—a freshly inked multi-brand service agreement adds three additional turbines (2.55 MW combined capacity) to their UK portfolio.
“Being entrusted with over 40 turbines by a single client speaks volumes about our team’s capabilities,” said CEO Billy Stevenson. “This isn’t just business as usual—it’s a testament to the reliability we’ve demonstrated with existing EWT assets.”
Performance-Driven Expansion
Industry sources confirm the client’s decision stemmed directly from Full Circle’s track record maintaining their current EWT turbine fleet. The expansion signals a growing trend of operators consolidating service contracts with proven providers rather than spreading assets across multiple vendors.
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As Full Circle’s latest contracts demonstrate, the renewable energy sector continues rewarding operators who deliver consistent performance at scale. With aging turbine fleets requiring specialized care, experienced O&M providers are positioned to capitalize on this longevity-driven market shift.
