NEMS Malaga – Wind Generator Handling & Testing Upgrade

Project overview

In Western Australia, the wind energy industry is growing, but it lacks sufficient local capability to repair, overhaul, and test large wind turbine generators. As a result, major generator failures often require equipment to be transported interstate or overseas, increasing downtime, cost, and operational risk for wind farm operators.

The proposed solution is to establish a fully integrated, Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) aligned wind turbine generator repair, overhaul, and testing capability at National Electric Motor Services’ Malaga facility in Western Australia. The strategy focuses on enabling large wind generator work to be completed locally, safely and to global OEM standards.

The opportunity created by this project is the localisation of a critical service within the wind energy supply chain. By retaining repair work in Western Australia, the project improves supply chain resilience, reduces logistics complexity and supports the long-term operation of existing and future wind assets in the State.

Project Impact

Expected Impact

Expected Impact

  • Greater capital intensity
  • Better qualified employees
  • Larger geographical reach
Expected Growth

Expected Growth

  • National Electric Motor Services forecast $2.25 M in revenue over 5 years
Expected Jobs

Expected Jobs

  • This project is projected to create an additional 20 jobs over 5 years

Project Contributions

Government Funds: $500,000​​​ | Industry: $500,000

Project Collaborators

Project Details

Project Status In progress
Project Location Western Australia
Company Name National Electric Motor Services