French turbine servicing firm Full Circle has inked a new agreement with Energie du Delta SNC, a wind power plant under the ownership of IWB, to oversee maintenance operations for nine Enercon E48 wind turbines situated in Saint Martin de Crau in southern France.
The contract, spanning three and a half years, encompasses a wide array of responsibilities including operations, maintenance, and major component repair and replacement activities. Full Circle’s local team stationed at the Gigean agency will be entrusted with the task of managing the site.
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“This contract marks a significant milestone for us as it represents the first full-scope maintenance agreement signed since our rebranding to Full Circle in France last year,” stated Frederic Leroy, Country Manager of Full Circle France. “With our expanded service offerings, we are proud to support clients like IWB with a comprehensive range of services, leveraging the reliability and quality reputation of our teams to ensure optimal turbine performance.”
Prior to the rebranding, Full Circle, formerly known as Net-Wind, had established itself as a prominent player in the French operations and maintenance (O&M) market since 2011. The transition to Full Circle not only solidified the company’s commitment to enhancing its service portfolio but also enabled it to offer full-scope maintenance alongside project-specific services.
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Operating from strategic locations across the country including Nantes, Chalons-en-Champagne, Amiens, Montpellier, and Maubeuge, Full Circle is strategically positioned to deliver efficient and comprehensive O&M solutions to clients throughout France.
“We are delighted to have been selected by IWB to service turbines in Saint Martin de Crau,” Leroy continued. “Our team is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of service excellence, ensuring that the turbines operate at peak performance levels.”
