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COMPANY PROFILE


LET’S TORQUE ABOUT IT!!!


DAVE MOSS


Now that it is in the public domain the happy union of Moventas acquiring David Brown Wind gearbox business, I met with two men in the know, to find out in more detail what this means for the future and how it will benefit and impact on the wind industry.


DB Wind UK (a Moventas Group Company) – Fliss Chaffer our intrepid interviewer caught up with two of the company’s movers and shakers…


Dave Moss, Service Sales Manager of Moventas and James Clegg, now Service Sales Manager of DB Wind UK formerly of David Brown Gears, educated me further...


THE SAME VISION


From meeting these two gentlemen it was abundantly clear that they both had the ferocious enthusiasm and passion for what their now joined forces can offer the industry, it was like having a conversation in Dolby stereo!


Two peas from the same pod with the same vision! Collectively this means that the newly christened DB Wind UK will become a formidable global offshore wind drivetrain force within engineering, manufacturing and the supply chain.


Dave Moss has been with Moventas for the last 5 years, based at the head office in Finland. Over those years it became clear for the need to have a presence in the UK.


Previously, clients from Germany, Spain;, Portugal and Italy were being serviced from Finland, which as a ‘green industry’ was somewhat of a paradox, logistically and restraining time-wise.


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