BladeBridge | Repurposing Solutions

We repurpose decommissioned wind turbine blades into sustainable infrastructure, decoupling the production of renewable energy from the generation of waste.

What We Can Do

Blade End-Of-Life Management

BladeBridge collaborates with wind farm owners & operators to provide sustainable end-of-life options for decommissioned blade material.

Circular Design

Leveraging research-driven methodologies, we evaluate the residual strength of the blades and design innovative products and infrastructure to repurpose them.

Sustainable Products

Our products use blades as a substitute for high-carbon raw material, creating infrastructure with significantly lower environmental impact which is in-line with green public procurement initiatives.

Research & Development of New Blade Products

We are constantly innovating to create designs for new blade models, as they get larger with time. Concepts include office pods, towers, and larger shelters & bridges.

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How BladeBridge Can Help You

We  offer the best end-of-life option for  unwanted blade material. 

BladeBridge creates bridges and street furniture with lower environmental impact than conventional products, as measured using Life Cycle Assessment. 

We can improve your tendering prospects by offering products exceeding Green Public Procurement requirements. 

We characterise blade material for use as low carbon structural components 

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Blade Repurposing Innovation doesn't just happen...

BladeBridge is a spin-out from the Re-Wind Network, an international research group developing blade repurposing solutions which are environmentally and socially superior to conventional products and disposal methods. The Re-Wind Network is a collection of faculty, staff and students at five academic institutions – Georgia Institute of Technology, University College Cork, Queen’s University Belfast, City University of New York and Munster Technological University – and industry affiliates.

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