We will be at Spreewindtage 2027, Forum 29

8.2 Group at WindEnergieTage 2026, Forum 29

The 8.2 Group will be exhibiting at WindEnergieTage on November 11, 2026. Together with our partners, we are hosting Forum 29—a professional forum by day and bumper cars by night. Here is an overview of our team's program:

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1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Martin Eissner (scopea) / Yvonne Mosler (8.2 Obst&Hamm GmbH)

Blade pitch errors: Are offline measurements still necessary despite CMS and AI analysis?

Condition monitoring and AI provide valuable data, but they cannot replace every on-site measurement. This presentation highlights where blade pitch errors can remain undetected despite modern systems.

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2:00 PM – 2:30 PM Jonas Beseler, 8.2 QHSE GmbH & Co. KG

Risk assessment of wind turbines for people and infrastructure

Ice throw, ice fall, blade failure, or tower collapse also affect the area surrounding a turbine. This presentation demonstrates how to conduct practical risk assessments, including for protected assets like gas pipelines or railway tracks.

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2:30 PM – 3:00 PM Clemens Steger, 8.2 Obst&Hamm GmbH

Before commissioning: Technical defects and pitfalls

Using real-world damage cases, we show how inadequate construction and installation processes can jeopardize the long-term durability of turbines.

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3:00 PM – 3:30 PM Philipp Stukenbrock, 8.2 Consulting AG

Continued operation: Analyzing data, assessing condition, and extending service life

Based on over 3,000 life extension reports, this presentation demonstrates how to determine the remaining service life of wind turbines.

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3:30 PM – 4:00 PM Timmo Seebo, 8.2 Consulting AG

From TDD to value: How permit-related restrictions impact profitability

This presentation explains how technical shutdowns mandated by permits affect the economic viability of a wind farm.

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4:30 PM – 5:00 PM Yvonne Mosler, 8.2 Obst&Hamm GmbH

Young, fully serviced, and problematic: Why independent condition monitoring is becoming increasingly important

A practical case study illustrates why independent condition monitoring is relevant even in the first few years of operation.

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5:00 PM – 6:30 PM Panel Discussion

Navigating the Data Storm: Opportunities and Risks of an Open Data Economy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Two keynote presentations will open the discussion. Following this, representatives from project development, law, IT, and manufacturing will discuss open data access and artificial intelligence in wind energy.

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