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Wind, Energy & Hydrogen

Wind, solar and hydrogen build-out across Asia needs composite blades, Type IV pressure vessels and corrosion-free grid hardware. Buyers are looking for capacity, consistent quality and lower-carbon materials.

A composite wind turbine blade section in a factory

What buyers are asking for

  • Blade, nacelle and spinner component makers with infusion capacity
  • Type III and Type IV pressure vessels for hydrogen and CNG
  • Filament-wound tanks, pipes and electrical insulators
  • Recycling and end-of-life routes for blades and scrap
  • Suppliers with ISO 14001 and documented product carbon data

Typical processes and materials

Processes
RTM / infusionFilament windingPultrusionPrepreg layupRepair & MRONDT inspection
Materials
Glass fibreCarbon fibreEpoxyPolyester / vinyl esterCore materialsRecycled fibre
Certifications buyers check
ISO 9001ISO 14001DNV

Why Asia, and why Thailand

  • Asia accounts for most new wind and solar capacity added worldwide each year.
  • Offshore wind programmes in Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Vietnam and the Philippines need regional supply.
  • Thailand has an established glass fibre and resin supply chain.
  • Shorter shipping routes matter for very large parts such as blades and vessels.