Jupiter Bach became an APQP4Wind Company Member to promote their commitment to APQP4Wind. In 2018, they started to implement APQP4Wind, which has enabled the company’s collaboration with their customers to run smoother. Today, the processes are more streamlined, all demands are clear, and everyone uses the same language.

The newest Global Wind Energy Council market report on the wind power industry just stated the list of biggest wind turbine manufacturers in terms of both offshore and onshore wind in 2019. Six of them are APQP4Wind Company Members.

Ringing in the New Year is a cause for celebration, for spending time with friends and family and for looking back. The year 2019 was full of exciting highlights for the APQP4Wind organization, and this is the perfect time for looking back and looking forward.

During China Wind Power 2019, it was announced that Goldwind is a new APQP4Wind Company Member. With Goldwind as a committed APQP4Wind Company Member, APQP4Wind is now supported by the 4 largest wind turbine OEMs in the world together with the current members Vestas Wind Systems, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy and GE Renewable Energy.

In connection with China Wind Power 2019 fair in October, APQP4Wind hosted a Networking Session to discuss the opportunities and barriers for APQP4Wind on the Chinese market with local employees.

In connection with the Husum Wind 2019 fair in September, APQP4Wind had arranged a networking session for suppliers that have previously participated in training and implemented APQP4Wind to go that extra mile in quality assurance.

The updated APQP4Wind Manual Version 1.2 has now been launched through the first APQP4Wind Webinar: A Closer Look.

TPI Composites is the largest independent wind blade manufacturer with global manufacturing capability. In 2018, TPI Composites trained 56 people globally as APQP4Wind Specialists and presented the benefits for suppliers together with the CEO of Wind Denmark during the APQP4Wind Session at AWEA WINDPOWER 2019.