The Switch launches next-generation full-power converter series

The Switch has launched its next-generation full-power converter series to better serve the wind power industry with unsurpassed reliability and endurance.

Among the numerous advantages of the new converter series, reliability has been taken to a completely new level. The goal for each new converter is to continuously produce high-quality energy for the grid, without having the turbine tripping or standing still due to technical interruptions.

The Switch - Next-generation full-power converter

The Switch opens office in Germany: Increases focus on customer orientation

Today, The Switch opened its new office in Hamburg, Germany. This move positions The Switch closer to its growing base of wind turbine manufacturing customers in Germany and other leading wind power generation countries.

Mr. Jürgen Millhoff has been appointed as Sales Representative to head this office, with effect from 2 September.

Presenting Poseidon Power at Nor-Shipping

This year, the marine buzz was louder at Nor-Shipping in Oslo. Approximately 1,000 companies at 17 national pavilions exhibited their latest portfolios to 35,000 delegates. It was a true meeting point for partners, services, innovations and expertise.

Viking Princess

Eidesvik’s offshore supply vessel Viking Princess can now operate with only three generators instead of four with an advanced The Switch DC-Hub at its heart.

North Sea Giant

North Sea Giant, one of the world’s largest and most advanced subsea construction vessels, has installed an innovative cost-saving solution to save fuel, emissions and maintenance costs. This system is based on The Switch’s unique Electronic Bus Link (EBL).

Growing momentum and opportunities

When I visited China Wind Power 2018 a few weeks ago, I was pleased to see how the offshore wind business was taking off. Products are being developed in China for upcoming 8 to 10 MW turbines, and the technology of choice seems to be either direct-drive or medium-speed permanent magnet generators. This confirms the…

Viking Princess eliminates generator thanks to DC-Hub

Eidesvik’s Viking Princess can now operate with only three generators instead of four with an advanced The Switch DC-Hub at its heart. The move will help the 5,381 GWT ship save around a ton of fuel every day.

North Sea Giant turns to The Switch EBL technology

North Sea Giant, one of the world’s largest and most advanced subsea construction vessels (OSV), has installed an innovative cost-saving solution, based on a unique Electronic Bus Link (EBL) from Yaskawa Environmental Energy / The Switch.