Vestas Wind Systems (turbine manufacturer) has recorded a string of new turbine orders spanning multiple continents in the weeks leading into September 2026, with deals confirmed in Germany, Italy, and Peru adding to a third-quarter order intake that the Danish manufacturer has already reported at 306 megawatts.

Germany Dominates Recent Order Activity

Germany has emerged as the most active market for Vestas in recent weeks, with the company announcing multiple separate agreements involving different project partners within a short timeframe.

On 4 September 2026, Vestas announced it had won a new order in Germany, following an announcement just one day earlier, on 3 September, of an order for a repowering project in the country conducted in partnership with European Energy.

The European Energy deal is notable for its repowering dimension, indicating that the project involves replacing or upgrading existing wind infrastructure rather than developing an entirely new site.

Earlier in the reporting window, on 26 August, Vestas also announced two new orders from JUWI in Germany, bringing the total number of distinct German order announcements to at least four within a period of roughly ten days.

The company did not publicly disclose the specific megawatt capacities for each of the individual German orders in the news index, though the volume of transactions points to sustained commercial momentum in one of Europe's most active onshore wind markets.

Italy Order Adds 65 MW to European Portfolio

Beyond Germany, Vestas confirmed a 65-megawatt order in Italy on 24 August 2026. The announcement was made via press release, though the identity of the customer and the specific project location were not detailed in the available source material.

The Italian order adds to what has been a busy period for the company across European markets, where policy support for wind energy development has continued to drive procurement activity.

Peru Deal Extends Vestas Reach in Latin America

On 13 August 2026, Vestas announced it had secured an order with Statkraft Peru for a new wind project in that country. Statkraft, the Norwegian state-owned energy company, has been an active developer of renewable energy assets across Latin America, and the partnership with Vestas marks a continuation of the manufacturer's presence in the region. Specific turbine model details and the capacity of the Peruvian project were not disclosed in the available announcements.

Q3 Order Intake Reaches 306 MW

On 18 August 2026, Vestas published a company announcement stating that it had added 306 megawatts to its third-quarter order intake. That figure was reported before the subsequent rounds of announcements in Germany, and the 65-megawatt Italian order was made public, meaning the total Q3 intake as reported at that time did not yet incorporate those later deals.

Market Context and Company Standing

Vestas, headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark, is one of the world's largest manufacturers and installers of wind turbines, with operations spanning onshore and offshore segments as well as long-term service contracts.

The company's recent order announcements reflect continued demand from European developers seeking to expand or repower existing wind capacity, as well as from international partners pursuing greenfield development in markets such as Peru.

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