During a recent government meeting, discussions centered on the ongoing issues with GE's Halyard X turbines, particularly concerning the third blade failure at the Dogger Bank site. Jason Graziade from Nantucket Current raised concerns about the turbine's reliability, noting that this incident marks the third failure within five months.

Roger, a representative from GE, addressed the situation, clarifying that the three incidents are unrelated and stem from different causes. He explained that the latest failure occurred during the commissioning and installation phase of the turbine, which involved maintenance procedures. In response to these failures, GE has implemented additional procedures and corrective actions aimed at minimizing the risk of future incidents.

The meeting highlighted the importance of transparency and communication regarding turbine performance, especially as the industry moves towards greater reliance on renewable energy sources. The board members did not raise further questions, indicating a focus on monitoring the situation as it develops.