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Nordex secures 91 MW order for wind farm in Brandenburg!
Nordex receives an order for 13 wind turbines in Brandenburg. Construction starts in 2026, commissioning in 2027. SAB Wind Team cooperates.
Nordex secures 91 MW order for wind farm in Brandenburg!
The wind is blowing favorably for the Nordex Group: the company has landed a new order in Germany. How windbranche.de reports, SAB Wind Team GmbH from Itzehoe commissioned the production of 13 wind turbines of the type N163/6.X. With a total output of 91 megawatts, the delivery is a further step in the successful collaboration between the two companies. The Nordex share reacted positively and rose by 0.9% to 18.2 euros.
The “Fretzdorfer Heide” wind farm is being built in nature in beautiful Brandenburg, near Wittstock/Dosse. Construction work is expected to begin in the third quarter of 2026, while the turbines are scheduled to come online in spring 2027. Nordex and SAB have also signed a premium service contract with a term of 20 years, which underlines the long-term partnership.
Successful company in the wind business
SAB Wind Team GmbH is not new to the business. Since 2006, the company has successfully implemented more than 70 wind power projects and installed more than 1,000 megawatts - both in Germany and France. The company has thus established itself as a solid player that acts skillfully in the growth markets of renewable energies nordex-online.com highlights.
The Nordex Group itself is a giant among wind turbine manufacturers and has installed an impressive 57 gigawatts of wind power worldwide. With sales of around 7.3 billion euros in 2024 and more than 10,400 employees at locations in Europe, Asia and America, Nordex plays a key role in the global energy transition.
Growing importance of wind power
The demand for renewable energies is constantly growing. According to an analysis by statista.com The energy market is driven by population growth and economic development. The trend is clearly towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources. Wind power and other renewable energies are very popular, while fossil fuels are becoming less important but will remain important for some time.
Ongoing geopolitical tensions, particularly the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, have increased the push to diversify energy sources. This is also evident in the rapidly growing wind power industry. Regional and global investments in the expansion of renewable energies are essential in order to cover future energy needs responsibly and sustainably.
With the new project in Brandenburg, Nordex is once again showing that the future of energy lies in wind power. The coming years promise a lot of movement and progress, which affects all of us - both in Cologne and beyond.