European Green Transition (EGT) has announced that its 79%-owned Anemos Analytics has signed a contract with Constantine Wind Energy (CWE) to deploy its predictive analytics and condition monitoring technology across an initial eight Vestas wind turbines in 2026.
CWE owns and operates a portfolio of more than 200 wind turbines across Great Britain. The initial deployment will cover several Vestas models, including the V44, V47 and V52.
Anemos specialises in advanced condition monitoring and predictive maintenance solutions for the wind energy sector. Its proprietary technology uses tri-axial vibration sensors and high-frequency data capture to provide 24/7 real-time monitoring, enabling the early detection of turbine component degradation.
The platform is designed to help operators extend turbine lifespans, improve asset availability and reduce maintenance costs and downtime. The technology is particularly relevant as wind turbine fleets age and operators increasingly seek to maximise the operational life of existing assets.
European Green Transition’s Executive Chair Cathal Friel said: “This contract represents another important step in EGT's strategy of supporting innovative technologies and solutions that strengthen critical energy infrastructure. As wind turbines age, solutions that improve reliability, reduce downtime and extend operational life are becoming increasingly valuable. The agreement with CWE provides further commercial validation of Anemos' technology and highlights the growing demand amongst institutional grade wind turbine owners for data-driven predictive maintenance solutions that support the efficient management of wind assets. We look forward to building on this momentum as we continue to scale the platform, broaden our service offering and customer base."
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The agreement provides further commercial validation of Anemos' predictive maintenance technology and establishes a relationship with an established UK wind turbine operator. With CWE operating more than 200 turbines, the initial deployment could provide opportunities for wider adoption across its portfolio, supporting EGT's strategy of scaling its critical infrastructure technology businesses.