Engineering solutions for wind turbine reliability, performance, and life extension
Rubix is exhibiting at All-Energy 2026, the UK’s largest renewable energy event, bringing together wind energy operators, asset managers, and engineering specialists from across the sector.
Join us at Stand D28 at the SEC Glasgow. Alongside our partnership with Xi Engineering Consultants, discover how we help wind asset owners, O&M leaders and engineers improve turbine reliability across ageing fleets, reducing downtime, resolving recurring failures and extending turbine life without reliance on costly OEM routes.
Event Details
Date: 13th–14th May 2026
Location: SEC, Glasgow
Stand Number: D28
Solving real turbine challenges
Wind operators are under increasing pressure to maximise uptime, reduce costs, and manage ageing assets - all while dealing with long OEM lead times and rising maintenance complexity. At Rubix, we take a different approach.
We focus on
- Identifying and solving specific failure modes
- Delivering engineered retrofit solutions
- Providing a more flexible, cost-effective supply chain alternative
What you’ll see on the stand
- Gearbox upgrade solution demonstrating failure elimination and performance improvement
- Examples of reverse-engineered components and repair capability
- Digital case studies showing: failure → solution → outcome
- Insights into OEM vs alternative supply strategies
- A dedicated space for technical discussions
Why visit RUBIX?
- Reduce turbine downtime and failure frequency
- Lower total cost of ownership
- Extend asset life without full replacement
- Access proven engineering solutions already in operation
- Speak directly with technical specialists
Plan Your Visit
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the future of wind and renewable energy solutions with RUBIX at All-Energy 2026.
Register Now
For more information on RUBIX's renewable energy expertise, visit register below. We look forward to welcoming you at Stand D28, All-Energy 2026!
Register for the event here
More information about the exhibition here