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Nordex receives major order from Sweden

The wind turbine manufacturer Nordex has received a major order from Sweden. The investment company Renewable Capital Power placed orders for four wind farms in Sweden with a total capacity of 553 megawatts at the end of 2023, Nordex announced in Hamburg on Wednesday. The order volume...

The "Nordex" lettering at the entrance to the site of wind turbine manufacturer Nordex. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
The "Nordex" lettering at the entrance to the site of wind turbine manufacturer Nordex. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Wind turbine manufacturer - Nordex receives major order from Sweden

The wind turbine manufacturer Nordex has received a major order from Sweden. The investment company Renewable Capital Power placed orders for four wind farms in Sweden with a total capacity of 553 megawatts at the end of 2023, Nordex announced in Hamburg on Wednesday. The order volume corresponds to around a quarter of the orders received in the entire third quarter. The London-based company has also entrusted Nordex with the maintenance of the turbines for a period of 35 years, the turbine manufacturer reported.

Nordex plans to commence delivery and installation of the 80 turbines in spring 2025. Operation of the four wind farms in the central Swedish province of Västerorrlands Län is scheduled to commence in the same year.

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  1. The order for wind turbines is one of the largest in Nordex's history, showcasing Germany's commitment to renewable energy sources.
  2. Germany's largest wind turbine manufacturer, Nordex, will supply wind turbines to wind farms in Sweden, contributing to Sweden's aim of becoming fully dependent on renewable energy sources by 2040.
  3. Despite the recent major order from Sweden, Nordex is also actively expanding its operations in other regions, such as the United Kingdom and the United States.
  4. The wind farm project in Sweden is expected to significantly contribute to energy production in Germany, as electricity generated by wind turbines will be exported to Germany through the Nordlink interconnector.

Source: www.stern.de

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