Wind power blade cost standard

How much does a wind turbine blade cost?

The total cost of a wind turbine blade is estimated at $154,090.40. This cost breakdown is detailed in Table 26 and Figure 4 of the 'A Detailed Wind Turbine Blade Cost Model' document.

How much does a wind turbine cost?

At a much higher price point, long-haul wind shipments can cost more than $100,000. Wind energy farms looking to stand up a wind turbine need to note in their budget a single wind turbine blade goes for $2.6-4 million on average. While using fewer, larger turbines can be beneficial, the cost rises as the wind turbine blade sizes increase.

How many blades can a wind turbine produce a year?

This model imagines a wind turbine factory producing 1,000 blades per year. However, users can easily edit this value to represent their specific needs in the model for a wind turbine blade cost.

How much does a turbine blade repair cost?

An out-of-service turbine can cost $800–$1600 (USD) per day, with most repairs taking 1–3 days. If a crane is required to repair or replace a blade, the cost can run up to $350 000 per week. An average blade repair (offshore) can cost up to $30 000 (for onshore blades, it can be two times less) and a new blade costs, on average, about $200 000. 5

How much does it cost to repair a wind turbine?

Structural repair of a single wind blade can cost up to $30 000 and a new blade costs, on average, about $200 000. 5 Preventive maintenance (PM) for one turbine per year costs around 10 000 €, depending on the competence of the technicians and local labor markets (plus the costs of system failures). 23

How much does a 12 MW wind turbine cost?

The most powerful 12 MW wind turbine costs up to $400 million to manufacture and install. Costs for utility-scale wind turbines can be broken down into three categories: manufacturing, transport and installation, and operations and maintenance. Researchers are constantly working to drive down the costs.