The Nordex Group has secured a 100 MW wind energy order in Eastern Europe, the Hamburg-based turbine manufacturer announced on 10 June 2026. The contract covers the supply and commissioning of 17 wind turbines and includes a multi-year service and maintenance agreement, with full start of operation scheduled for 2028.

Order Details and Turbine Specification

The contract comprises N163/5.X turbines, a model from Nordex's onshore portfolio that sits within the company's 4 to 7 MW+ product range. The 17 turbines across the 100 MW project reflect an average unit capacity in the 5 MW class, consistent with the N163/5.X designation.

Beyond the hardware supply and commissioning scope, the agreement incorporates a multi-year service and maintenance arrangement, which Nordex states is intended to support reliable turbine performance over the long term.

The company has not disclosed the identity of the customer, the name of the wind farm, or the specific country within Eastern Europe where the project will be located. Full commercial operation of the turbines is targeted for 2028.

Service and Maintenance Component

The inclusion of a multi-year service and maintenance agreement alongside the turbine supply contract reflects a commercial structure that Nordex has applied across a number of its recent orders.

Such agreements are designed to keep turbines operational and performing to specification beyond the initial installation phase, with Nordex's global service network cited by the company as central to supporting wind farm operators over the operational life of the equipment.

Nordex describes its service network as a global operation, though the company did not provide specific details in this announcement about the terms or duration of the maintenance contract attached to this particular Eastern Europe order.

Company Background and Market Position

Nordex SE is listed on the MDAX and TecDAX indices of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under ISIN DE000A0D6554. The group has commissioned more than 64 gigawatts of wind power capacity across more than 40 markets since its founding in 1985. In the 2025 financial year, the company generated consolidated sales of approximately 7.6 billion euros.

The company currently employs more than 11,100 people and operates manufacturing facilities in Germany, Spain, Brazil, India and the United States. Its product portfolio is focused exclusively on onshore wind turbines in the 4 to 7 MW-plus classes.

Nordex states that this range is specifically designed to address the requirements of countries with limited available land and regions where grid capacity is constrained.

Eastern Europe as a Market

The announcement does not elaborate on the broader strategic significance of the Eastern Europe order within Nordex's commercial pipeline, nor does it name any specific country as the project location.

Eastern Europe has featured as a growing area of interest for onshore wind development, with a number of markets in the region working to expand renewable energy capacity in line with European Union targets. However, Nordex made no reference to policy frameworks, market conditions or competitive dynamics in the announcement released on 10 June 2026.

The order was announced via the EQS News service and classified under incoming orders for Nordex SE, indicating it forms part of the company's formal order intake reporting to investors and markets.

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