Vestas has secured new wind turbine orders totalling 101 MW across three projects in Germany, strengthening its presence in the country’s renewable energy market. The orders, included in the company’s third-quarter (Q3) order intake, involve the supply of 14 V172-7.2 MW wind turbines, supported by long-term service agreements.
The projects have been awarded by Navaris, LEAG Renewables GmbH, and PNE AG, reflecting continued investment in Germany’s onshore wind energy sector.
Under the first agreement, Vestas will supply six V172-7.2 MW wind turbines for the 43 MW Auw bei Prüm project, developed by Navaris. Turbine deliveries are scheduled to begin in the second quarter of 2027, with commissioning expected to commence in the first quarter of 2028. The project will be supported by a 20-year AOM 4000 service agreement.
The second order involves the 29 MW Cottbus Ost wind project, developed by LEAG Renewables GmbH. Vestas will deliver four V172-7.2 MW turbines, with deliveries planned to begin in the second quarter of 2028 and commissioning scheduled to commence in the fourth quarter of 2028. The contract also includes a 20-year AOM 4000 service agreement.
The third agreement covers the 29 MW Überhäsiges Viertel project in the Cloppenburg district, developed by PNE AG. The project will feature four V172-7.2 MW wind turbines, with deliveries expected to begin in the first quarter of 2028 and commissioning scheduled to start in the third quarter of 2028. Vestas will also provide a 20-year AOM 4000 service agreement for the project.
All three projects will utilise Vestas’ V172-7.2 MW turbine technology, designed to support efficient electricity generation and optimise performance at onshore wind sites. The accompanying long-term service agreements are intended to support turbine reliability, operational efficiency, and asset performance throughout the projects’ operating lives.
The latest orders reinforce Vestas’ position in Germany’s wind energy market and highlight continued demand for advanced turbine technology and long-term operational support as the country expands its renewable energy capacity.
The projects are expected to contribute to Germany’s ongoing energy transition by increasing onshore wind generation capacity and supporting the country’s broader decarbonisation objectives.
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