The Nordex Group has secured multiple new orders totaling 389 MW in Turkiye, one of its primary markets, according to a company announcement. The contracts, booked in September, cover the supply and installation of 56 wind turbines from the Delta4000 series, along with multi-year service and maintenance agreements for each project.
Each turbine configuration has been selected to match specific wind conditions, technical requirements, and site characteristics, including energy storage integration. This tailored approach is designed to support efficient and reliable energy generation across different locations. Installation and commissioning are scheduled to begin in 2027 and continue through 2028, in line with individual project timelines.
Ender Ozatay, Vice President Region Turkiye and Middle East of the Nordex Group, said, “These new orders underline the continued confidence of our customers in Nordex and further strengthen our market leading position in Turkiye, one of our key markets. With turbine configurations tailored to the specific requirements of each site and comprehensive long-term service agreements, we will support our customers in delivering reliable, high-yield wind projects and advancing Turkiye’s renewable energy ambitions.” The names of the customers and projects were not disclosed.
The orders matter for several reasons. Turkiye has become a critical growth market for renewable energy as the country seeks to reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels and meet rising electricity demand. Nordex’s ability to secure nearly 400 MW of new business in a single month demonstrates both the strength of its competitive position and the broader momentum behind wind power in the region. For industry leaders, this signals that demand for onshore wind remains robust, particularly in markets where grid capacity is constrained and space is limited—conditions that favor Nordex’s Delta4000 series, which is optimized for such environments.
Moreover, the inclusion of multi-year service agreements highlights a strategic shift toward long-term revenue streams and deeper customer relationships. These agreements are designed to ensure high turbine availability and efficient operation, which is essential for project economics. As developers and utilities prioritize reliability and performance, OEMs that can offer integrated supply and service packages may gain a competitive edge.
The global implications are equally notable. Nordex has commissioned more than 64 GW of wind power capacity across over 40 markets since 1985 and reported consolidated sales of approximately EUR 7.6 billion in 2025. With more than 11,100 employees and manufacturing facilities in Germany, Spain, Brazil, India, and the USA, the company is a bellwether for the onshore wind sector. Its success in Turkiye underscores the resilience of renewable energy investment even amid shifting policy landscapes and supply chain pressures.
For business and technology leaders, the announcement serves as a reminder that the energy transition continues to generate substantial commercial opportunities. Companies involved in wind turbine manufacturing, energy storage, and grid integration should take note of Nordex’s tailored approach, which combines hardware, software, and services to meet local conditions. As Turkiye advances its renewable energy ambitions, Nordex’s expanded order book positions it to play a central role in the country’s power mix for years to come. The full release is available via www.newmediawire.com, and additional updates can be found on NEWMEDIAWIRE.
