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How do you ensure that your projects produce the expected business value?

Timely execution of a company’s development projects can improve the competitive performance and time to market for numerous companies.

R&D Office

R&D strengthens market position in Aalborg

Since the establishment of an office in Aalborg in 2015, the demand for R&D’s competences has increased significantly. As a result, R&D strengthens its position in the region through an expansion of facilities.

R&D Office Kolding

R&D expands its presence with the opening of an office in Kolding

R&D has announced the expansion of its business into the south of Denmark with the opening of a new office in Kolding. This brings the total number of offices to six with locations in Denmark and the Czech Republic.

ISO certification

R&D commences collaboration with DNV GL

As a part of R&D's effort to deliver the best service and the highest quality, we have chosen to move our ISO 9001 certification to a new and larger certification institution.

R&D Employee

R&D reduces the risks of turnkey systems through simulations

R&D has extensive knowledge and experience with the development of large-scale test systems. The system-wide insight is used to improve projects through analyses and simulations in the preliminary phases.

R&D CEO Axel Manøe Jepsen

R&D's new CEO: Axel Manøe Jepsen

Axel Manøe Jepsen is the new CEO of R&D. He will succeed the two owners, Morten Storm Pedersen and Carsten Vejby Møller, who will concentrate on other areas within the company instead.

R&D employees

R&D focuses on The Czech Republic

The shortage of Danish engineers has contributed to R&D's decision to open an office in The Czech Republic to secure qualified engineers for the rapidly growing company from Hinnerup.

Rain Erosion Tester

R&D will help improve the longevity of wind turbine blades

In the following three years, representatives from DTU Wind Energy, DMI, E.ON, R&D, Vattenfall and Vestas will work on the project "EROSION – Wind Turbine Blade Erosion: Reducing the Largest Uncertainties".

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