OPERATION & MAINTENANCE / On&Offshore

Operation
and maintenance

On & Offshore

Optimiser la performance
des actifs d’énergie renouvelable

VALEMO is specialised in operation, maintenance and supervision of renewable energy plants.

As a multi-energy operator (wind, solar, hydro and marine energies), VALEMO relies on its engineering department to develop and offer its customers cutting-edge, customised services to maximise the performance of their assets.

VALEMO is now composed of a hundred employees spread over 11 bases to support its customers on a daily basis as close as possible to the installations.

Since 2014, VALEMO is involved in offshore operation and maintenance services, little by little building up strong references and has now a dedicated team of 29 people.

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Largest french operator of wind farms

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Proximity

Valemo's teams are spread throughout the country for greater reactivity.

Grâce à ses agences réparties sur l’ensemble du territoire, l’entreprise intervient au plus près des installations et garantit des interventions rapides sur site.

Latest news

« Bridage de fauche » : Flanging the wind turbine when the fields are mown

The “Bridage de Fauche” is a measure designed to reduce the impact of wind turbines on raptor populations living in rural areas. During agricultural activities such as mowing, harvesting or ploughing, the small mammals that inhabit these fields are exposed, making them

Modernizing data collection

For the past 3 years, the Data department has been investing in R&D for condition-based maintenance, to detect temperature anomalies and production under-performance. This year, this work led to the implementation of an automatic underperformance detection algorithm for the entire fleet. VALEMO

VALEMO’s drone activity – objectives and uses

For almost a year now, VALEMO has been integrating drone telepilot skills with the aim of being able to carry out high-quality aerial inspections and access difficult or dangerous areas without endangering inspectors. Four technical experts were trained in the spring of