SkySpecs Fleet Performance and Inspection Software

SkySpecs is a renewable energy asset management software and services company with offices in Ann Arbor (USA), Denmark, Ireland, Austria, India, Serbia and Spain. It addresses inspection, condition monitoring and repair planning for wind, solar, transmission and battery storage assets.

Its inspection service uses fully autonomous drones assembled in the USA for external blade inspections that take about 15 minutes per turbine, plus the SkyCrawler rover for internal blades. Results flow into its blade asset management software with AI-assisted analysis, severity categorisation and work order management. Customers include EDP Renewables, RWE, Orsted and ENGIE.

• Autonomous blade inspections: Drones capture high-resolution imagery with severity and anomaly categorisation.
• Internal blade inspections: The SkyCrawler rover uses a 350-degree camera and LiDAR inside blades.
• Tower and nacelle inspections: Drone imagery targets corrosion, coating damage and weld cracks.
• Transmission line inspections: Aerial coverage finds structural and electrical defects.
• Risk management: A module added in October 2026 supports predictive maintenance for wind fleets.
• Work and vendor management: Work orders and repair vendors are tracked in one system.

A Vietnamese wind farm operator could schedule autonomous blade inspections and prioritise repairs by severity. A solar or transmission owner could inspect lines and structures by drone. An offshore wind developer could track blade condition and repair vendors in one system.

Autonomous external inspections take about 15 minutes per turbine and give consistent, repeatable data for damage analysis. Severity and anomaly categorisation helps teams prioritise repairs. One platform covers inspections, condition monitoring, work orders and repair vendor management. The company reports more than 1 million turbine inspections globally.

Wind and solar owners are shifting from calendar-based to data-driven maintenance as fleets age and repair costs rise. Vietnam and Southeast Asia are expanding onshore and offshore wind capacity, which creates demand for turbine inspection and condition data.

Offices in Ann Arbor (USA), Vejle (Denmark), Dublin, Graz, Hyderabad, Novi Sad and Barcelona. Acquired i4SEE in May 2023 for wind data analytics. More than 165 GW served.