Vestas has added 115 MW of onshore turbine orders in Germany, Poland and Italy to its fourth-quarter intake, according to its 9 November announcement.
The four packages cover 23 turbines. Germany accounts for two orders totalling 47 MW; Poland has a 20 MW package and Italy a 48 MW package. Customers and project names were not disclosed.
The German orders combine V162 and V150 turbines, with deliveries planned from the second quarter of 2027 and commissioning from the first quarter of 2028.
Poland’s five V136 turbines are scheduled for delivery from the first quarter of 2028 and commissioning from the third quarter. Italy’s nine V162 and V136 machines are due for delivery in the third quarter of 2027, with commissioning starting in the following quarter.
The Polish and Italian orders each include 20-year service agreements. Vestas describes the German service arrangements as long-term, without specifying their duration.
The orders establish future equipment and service work; they are not announcements that the wind farms are already generating.
Sources: Vestas order register; Vestas’s 9 November release, reproduced by Windfair.
Image credit: Vestas turbine at Edemannswisch, Germany, 5 July 2006. Illustrative company file photograph, not the newly ordered turbines. Dirk Ingo Franke / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0 Germany. Resized and converted to WebP.
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