The Nordex Group announced at the end of June that it has received new orders from wind energy companies ENOVA and BMR energy solutions for the supply and installation of 30 wind turbines with a combined capacity of over 197 MW in Germany. The projects are located in Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein, and North Rhine-Westphalia. All contracts include long-term Premium Service agreements with a term of 20 years.
In Boldecker Land, Lower Saxony, ENOVA is implementing a 68 MW repowering project using ten Nordex N163/6.X turbines. Installation is scheduled to start in the fourth quarter of 2027, with commissioning planned for early 2028. In Schleswig-Holstein, Nordex will supply ENOVA with six N149/5.X turbines totaling 34.2 MW, with construction starting in early 2028 and commissioning by mid-2028.
Two projects in North Rhine-Westphalia, Nettetal and Breberen, were originally developed by BMR energy solutions. For Nettetal, which was sold by BMR to ENOVA, Nordex will supply five N163/6.X turbines, with construction beginning in October 2027 and commissioning in early 2028. In the Breberen repowering project, ENOVA and BMR are partnering to replace existing turbines with nine modern N163/6.X turbines, increasing electricity production and site efficiency. Installation will start in October 2027, with commissioning in the second quarter of 2028.
Karsten Bruggemann, Vice President Region Europe of the Nordex Group, said, "We have built a long-standing and trusting relationship with BMR, which we have successfully developed further through numerous projects. We are therefore all the more pleased to now also implement more joint projects with ENOVA again and to further expand our business relationship. The fact that both partners are relying on our technology and service expertise for these projects is a strong sign of confidence for us."
Hendrik Böschen, Chief Operations Officer of ENOVA, added, "These projects mark the next milestone in the development of our wind farm portfolio. Together with Nordex and BMR energy solutions, we are bringing demanding projects into implementation in a cooperative, efficient and fast manner. The fact that we are driving several projects of this scale forward in parallel underscores ENOVA’s operational strength and scalability in the German wind energy market."
The orders underscore the ongoing momentum in Germany's onshore wind sector, driven by repowering older sites with more efficient turbines and collaboration between developers and technology providers. The 20-year service agreements also indicate long-term confidence in turbine performance and maintenance needs.
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