KK Wind Solutions

What began as a way to create simple plastic prototypes has now become a real game-changer! By embracing 3D printing, we’ve turned bold ideas into reality - developing our first 3D-printed metal component, a lightweight power conductor that replaces a traditional copper busbar. The result? A solution that’s more efficient, cost-effective and sustainable. This marks an exciting step forward in how we design and build for the wind industry. 3D printing gives our engineers the freedom to explore new shapes, reduce material use and integrate smarter functions - designs that simply couldn’t be made using conventional manufacturing methods. As our colleague Jørgen D. Vestergaard explains in EnergiWatch, the technology is transforming how we think and innovate - unlocking new possibilities for the future of wind technology. 👇 Read more in the article below (in Danish). https://lnkd.in/dGdgsrhE

Exciting days ahead at 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐇𝐲𝐝𝐫𝐨𝐠𝐞𝐧 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓! 💧   We’re live at the Bella Center in Copenhagen, ready to connect and share how we’re powering the green hydrogen revolution through innovative power supply and now also cooling solutions! Our Vice President of Business Development, Michael Ariel Nielsen, will take the stage at 16:00, sharing how decades of wind industry experience can help unlock green hydrogen’s potential through scaleable, modular technology.   📍 Stop by booth C52, we look forward to seeing you! #WHW #worldhydrogenweek #hydrogen World Hydrogen Leaders Brian Daugbjerg Nielsen Jakob Bebe Ioana Petterson Matt Whitby

🚀 Scaling Green Hydrogen — One Breakthrough at a Time ⚡💧 We’re excited to announce a framework agreement with Stiesdal Hydrogen to deliver Power Supply Units and advanced cooling solutions for their modular, turnkey hydrogen plant concept, targeting CAPEX below EUR 1,000/kW. The agreement has the potential to support multiple future projects, paving the way for scalable, cost-efficient green hydrogen production. By combining our PSU and control systems with thermal technologies from Nissens Cooling Solutions, KK Wind Solutions is driving forward the energy transition with innovative, integrated solutions.   “This framework agreement demonstrates how our combined expertise enables stable and efficient hydrogen production, supporting the transition to a sustainable energy future. Thank you to Stiesdal Hydrogen for your continued partnership and innovation in driving forward this important industry," says said Michael Ariel Nielsen, VP of Business Development at KK Wind Solutions. 🤝 Building on a strong partnership since 2021, this milestone marks the next step in making green hydrogen more competitive. #GreenHydrogen #Partnership #RenewableEnergy #KKWindSolutions #StiesdalHydrogen

Back in 2019, we were asked to design a thermal management system for a new type of powertrain with batteries, motors, and inverters. Emil Wieck Davidsen (left on photo) took the first steps, sketching out ideas and shaping the early concept. After the first pitch, Erik Friis joined in as his “partner in crime” and together they refined the design and pushed the project forward. Out of this collaboration, the Multi Valve Block was born. The result is a compact and robust solution for industrial vehicles moving into electrification. A small but powerful component that helps the system make the most of every bit of battery power. In many ways, it’s the heart of the cooling system, where cooling and electrification meet in the purest way. And while the component itself is small, the impact is big. In heavy-duty industries, electrification means reduced fuel use, quieter operation, and lower emissions. The Multi Valve Block is one of the pieces helping to make that shift possible. This innovation comes from our Cooling Division - born out of the acquisition of Nissens Cooling Solutions. It’s a story of curiosity, persistence, and teamwork, turning a challenge into a breakthrough for cleaner energy. Pretty cool, right?

Szczecin is the beating heart of Poland’s wind industry, and a significant manufacturing and logistics hub for wind energy projects across Europe and beyond. Following a 2-day visit to our production facilities in the city this week, our CEO Mauricio F. Quintana had the pleasure of hosting a roundtable dinner with participation of officials from the City of Szczecin, the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, with universities and a select range of industry leaders to discuss the state of the wind energy buildout, and challenges and opportunities for future growth in West Pomerania; with highlights including: Poland is poised for a significant uptick in wind energy in the years to come, where increasing buildout on- and offshore, together with repowering of older wind farms, will contribute significantly to Poland’s green, secure, and competitive energy supply. The wind industry is long established Polish success story, due to strong skillsets, infrastructure and a competitive supply base. Today, almost one in two working in the Polish energy sector are in the wind energy industry. To lock in future growth and a robust and profitable Polish value chain, it’s important to keep a stable and predictable regulatory environment, and to attract, up- and reskill talent to work in the sector, including young people when choosing their future career path. We’re proud to have been part of the industrial ecosystem around Szczecin for more than 20 years, during which our company has grown from being a relatively small player, to now hosting our largest global manufacturing facility in Szczecin, employing +1350 highly skilled colleagues in our factories and city offices. Thank you, Janusz Gajowiecki and Dominika Taranko for co-organizing and joining us in Szczecin!

Are you working from home today? Flexibility is not about replacing the workplace - it is about combining presence and freedom in a way that benefits both colleagues and the company. That is why we believe remote work has a clear value: as a supplement that makes us stronger. Our CHRO, Birgitte Ladefoged, shares more perspectives in this piece 👇

With the opening of our largest production facility in Asia in May, we are proud to be scaling our presence in India. As a natural next step, we have joined the Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association Official Page (IWTMA) - a key driver of India’s wind industry since 1998. Our collaboration begins at the Windergy India 2025 conference in October, where we will co-host an executive roundtable and take part in several senior-level panels. Drawing on decades of expertise in renewable energy, we look forward to contributing insights on trusted components, cybersecurity in the energy system, and building resilient local supply chains. Our CEO, Mauricio F. Quintana, says:  “India is central to the future of global wind - not only as one of the fastest-growing markets, but also as a future export hub with a strong pool of talent, competences, and an emerging supply chain. By joining @IWTMA, we are strengthening our commitment to India by working closely with turbine manufacturers and partners to build the local capabilities that will contribute to global wind market development.” Aditya Pyasi, CEO of @IWTMA, says: “We’re very pleased to bring @KK Wind Solutions into the fold. With an exceptional track record as a supplier of critical technologies within power electronics and controls, we at IWTMA hope to leverage KK’s experience to provide useful inputs as the Indian wind turbine market continues to develop.” Ashish Sengar, Director for Strategic Account Management at KK Wind Solutions in India, adds: “With our broad portfolio of technologies, products, and manufacturing capabilities - and a growing presence in India - we are so ready to work with turbine manufacturers and partners to help accelerate the country’s renewable energy journey.”

How can decades of wind industry experience be applied to accelerate the green hydrogen revolution? Our Vice President of Power-to-X, Michael Ariel Nielsen, will address this question at World Hydrogen Week 2025 in October at Bella Center Copenhagen. He will share how KK Wind Solutions is applying decades of expertise in renewable energy to unlock the potential of hydrogen and support the global energy transition.   Save the post as a reminder and add this event to your calendar to join Michael and more industry leaders from around the world as we discuss the path forward for green hydrogen.

Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming Dina Raabjerg to our site in Hammel, Denmark. Dina toured our shop floor and engaged in dialogue with colleagues on some of the most important topics for the Danish and European wind industry today: ✔️Power-to-X and how KK Wind Solutions is advancing this critical technology for the green transition. ✔️Trusted components and cybersecurity, ensuring that Europe’s critical energy infrastructure is both innovative and resilient. ✔️Energy and industrial policy, and how Denmark can maintain its strong position in the global wind industry. Denmark has built one of the world’s most advanced wind ecosystems, with global technology leaders, highly specialised suppliers, and world-class research. At KK Wind Solutions, we believe that securing strong framework conditions for our home market is essential if we are to remain competitive internationally and continue driving innovation and growth. Thank you for visiting, Dina Raabjerg - and for the opportunity to exchange views on how we can safeguard Denmark’s leadership in wind and accelerate the clean energy transition together.

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