Why Reblade?

We understand turbine blades inside out, upside down and all the way round

We offer a complete wind turbine blade removal service, from onsite works to cutting, lifting and onward transport; from windfarm decommissioning to one-off turbine blade removal. Our industry leading approach takes care of everything, professionally, safely, cleanly and cost-effectively. Informed by 30+ years’ wind industry experience, we are the UK's wind turbine blade experts. Contact us for a quote today.

Blade decommissioning

Circular solutions

Stakeholder engagement

We design and build high impact blade derived products and help you demonstrate your circular values

Leadership Team

Fiona Lindsay ReBlade

Fiona Lindsay

With a background in earth sciences and construction, Fiona was Senior Project Manager for a utility-level owner/operator, leading on repowering, life extension and decommissioning strategies.

Steven Lindsay ReBlade

Steven Lindsay

A former world champion sled dog racer, Steven has worked across wind farm development, operations and maintenance, stakeholder engagement, policy and innovation for the past 15 years.

Explore news & blog

View from Orkney windfarm

The logistics of creating solutions in public

Some days are particularly satisfying. This day, on Orkney, was one of them. Thrive Renewables’ 1.3 MW Sigurd wind turbine. So insanely…

SSE EV Charbing Hub visual with blade derived canopies

Turbine Blade Canopies Announced

Energy infrastructure giant, SSE Energy Solutions, has announced that, subject to planning permission, the company plan to install canopies…

Fiona Lindsay

Why I'm Optimistic About 2023

I’m starting 2023 more optimistic than ever about the commitment of our renewables industry to circular, sustainable practices that put the…

Photo of Steven and Fiona Lindsay of ReBlade with their Judges Award from the Scottish Green Energy Awards

ReBlade wins Judges Award at the Scottish Green Energy Awards 2022

ReBlade, the UK’s first specialist wind turbine blade and nacelle decommissioning service, has scooped a major win at the prestigious…

SSE EV Charbing Hub visual with blade derived canopies

Turbine Blade Canopies Announced

Energy infrastructure giant, SSE Energy Solutions, has announced that, subject to planning permission, the company plan to install canopies…

Photo of Steven and Fiona Lindsay of ReBlade with their Judges Award from the Scottish Green Energy Awards

ReBlade wins Judges Award at the Scottish Green Energy Awards 2022

ReBlade, the UK’s first specialist wind turbine blade and nacelle decommissioning service, has scooped a major win at the prestigious…

ReBlade and Fred. Olsen Renewables celebrate signing MoU for blade decommissioning

Fred. Olsen Renewables and ReBlade form partnership to tackle turbine waste

Innovative partnership formed by Fred. Olsen Renewables and ReBlade Collaboration will investigate repurposing solutions for turbine…

View from Orkney windfarm

The logistics of creating solutions in public

Some days are particularly satisfying. This day, on Orkney, was one of them. Thrive Renewables’ 1.3 MW Sigurd wind turbine. So insanely…

Wind turbine blades being decommissioned

Decommissioning Turbine Blades Sustainably

We have had a lot of questions about what we do at ReBlade, so here’s a quick summary of how we managed a recent turbine blade…

ReBlade podium at Scottish Green energy awards 2021

The Scottish Green Energy Awards 2021

ReBlade was proud to provide two items of blade derived furniture to Scottish Renewables for The Scottish Green Energy Awards 2021. The…

Fiona Lindsay

Why I'm Optimistic About 2023

I’m starting 2023 more optimistic than ever about the commitment of our renewables industry to circular, sustainable practices that put the…

Inside a wind turbine

The Problem with ‘Blade Waste Problem’

I’ve just finished an afternoon of meetings about turbine blade waste – all very productive, and the discussions very welcome, but I…

Fiona and Steven Lindsay

How It All Started

Back in 2015 a client tasked me with getting rid of three damaged turbine blades.  It would have been the easiest thing in the world to…

What goes up, must come down.

Circular innovation means that end of operational life can be just the beginning for turbine blades.