The Nordex Group has recorded 389 MW of new orders in Turkiye, one of its primary markets, according to a company announcement. The contracts, signed over several weeks in September, cover the supply and installation of 56 wind turbines from the Delta4000 series. Each agreement also includes a multi-year service and maintenance component intended to ensure high turbine availability and reliable long-term operation.
The significance of this order volume lies in its timing and structure. As countries accelerate renewable energy deployment to meet climate targets, Turkiye has emerged as a critical growth area for wind power. Nordex's ability to secure such a substantial capacity in a single market underscores both the strength of its product portfolio and the trust its customers place in its execution capabilities. The orders also highlight the increasing importance of customized turbine configurations, as each project requires selection based on specific wind conditions, technical requirements, and site characteristics, including energy storage integration.
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 tailored approach reflects a broader industry trend where developers seek not just hardware but integrated solutions that maximize energy yield and minimize operational risks. By bundling long-term service agreements, Nordex ensures ongoing revenue streams while helping customers achieve predictable performance over the life of the projects. Installation and commissioning are scheduled in stages from 2027 through 2028, aligning with project timelines.
For Nordex, this order intake is a strategic win. The company has commissioned more than 64 GW of wind power capacity across over 40 markets since 1985 and generated consolidated sales of around EUR 7.6 billion in 2025. With more than 11,100 employees and manufacturing facilities in Germany, Spain, Brazil, India, and the USA, Nordex focuses on onshore turbines in the 4 to 7 MW+ classes, designed for regions with limited space and constrained grid capacity. The new Turkish orders fit squarely within this sweet spot, reinforcing the company's competitive edge.
The implications extend beyond Nordex. Turkiye's renewable energy ambitions require substantial investment in wind power, and orders of this magnitude signal that the market is maturing. The inclusion of energy storage considerations in some projects points to a more sophisticated approach to grid integration, which could serve as a model for other emerging markets. As global demand for clean energy rises, Nordex's success in Turkiye demonstrates how localized strategies and long-term partnerships can drive growth.
While the names of customers and projects remain undisclosed, the scale of the orders speaks volumes. For stakeholders, this development is a barometer of Nordex's operational resilience and its ability to navigate complex market dynamics. It also underscores the growing role of wind energy in Turkiye's energy mix, with potential ripple effects for supply chains, job creation, and technological innovation. The original release can be viewed on www.newmediawire.com.
