Renewable Energy

MRB Wind Power Project

The main rotor of a civilian helicopter of the Mi-8/17 family part number 8AT-2710-00 consists of 5 blades with unique physical, mechanical, and strength characteristics. The blade's strength is provided by a spar with a special cross-section shape made of special alloys.

At the same time, due to the need for flight safety, the service life of such a rotor is limited, and after reaching a certain resource, these rotors are disposed of and cannot be used for aviation purposes.

A team of scientists and engineers from Pakistan has developed a technology for using decommissioned helicopter blades for wind farms.

The technology's novelty lies in a block that allows for changing the blade's inclination (attack angle), as well as a method for replacing the blade blocks while keeping the blade's core (spar).

Due to the exceptional strength parameters of the resulting screws, which are quite heavy, their use is advisable and justified on seashores with increased wind loads.

Our Projects in Tanzania &Tunisia

In addition, the wind power plant design includes a starting unit to ensure the blades start rotating (start is some difficult due to the high moment of inertia of the screw).

The technology's novelty lies in a block that allows for changing the blade's inclination (attack angle), as well as a method for replacing the blade blocks while keeping the blade's core (spar)

Our team is currently involved in a project to build 150 wind farms in African countries, with the support of several charitable and humanitarian organizations.

Project Information

Client:

The Sixmothers Group

Location:

Oman’s Arabian Sea coast

Date:

May 05, 2026

Why Oman. Why Ras Markaz.
The Ras Markaz Strategic Tank Terminal Platform benefits from Oman’s unique geopolitical and maritime positioning, providing international energy markets with secure, efficient, and commercially attractive infrastructure access.
Key advantages include:
  • Strategic location outside the Strait of Hormuz
  • Direct access to international shipping routes
  • Strong regional and international trade connectivity
  • Alignment with Oman Vision 2040
  • Competitive operating environment
  • Long-term infrastructure growth potential

The project is positioned to support the evolving requirements of global energy security, petroleum logistics, and international maritime trade.