Superior Vestas and GE Turbine Support ICR Services provides intelligent engineering paired with precision electronic and mechanical repair to restore the critical control system parts within Vestas and GE wind turbines. Intelligent engineering at ICR delivers unparalleled turbine control system support with in-house designed and built specialized testing equipment. With our GE Mark VIe UCSA…Read more
ICR supports GE 1.5 and 1.6 ESS Wind Turbines The GE Mark VIe Processor operates within a platform known for its flexibility to handle multiple applications. Through the Mark VIe Distributed Control system, the processor allows high-speed data to flow within a controlled network and allows a multitude of systems to run efficiently. ICR’s customers…Read more
Legacy Vestas V27 Turbines Located across the country within an abundance of wind farms, the Vestas V27 legacy wind turbine still provides efficient and cost-effective renewable energy. These legacy turbines require extra TLC and should be kept up to date with regular maintenance due to their locations. The Vestas V27 turbine has been located within…Read more
ICR Services and Mita-Teknik announces new distribution and service partnership Mita-Teknik A/S, Roedkaersbro, Denmark announces a new distribution and service partnership with ICR Services, the Warren, MI based single source solution provider of industrial component repair, products and services for manufacturing facilities and industrial automation systems. This new distribution agreement will cover not only the…Read more
Expanding markets Vestas, found in 1945, dipped their toes into the wind energy sector slowly with their first experimentation occurring in the late 1970’s. The first turbine prototype the company developed portrayed a giant egg whisk appearance. However, the experiment did not turn out the results needed to continue with the project. The experiment was…Read more
ICR exhibited at AWEA’s WINDPOWER 2015 Conference in Florida WINDPOWER is the annual conference and exhibition for the U.S. wind energy industry. Hosted by the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), it’s the best place to see what’s currently happening in the wind industry. The event in 2015 took place in Orlando, Florida, focusing on what…Read more
