The Nordex Group has recorded 389 MW of new orders in Turkiye, a key market for the wind turbine manufacturer. The orders, booked in September, cover the supply and installation of 56 wind turbines from the Delta4000 series. Each contract also includes a multi-year service and maintenance agreement, underscoring a focus on long-term operational reliability and high turbine availability. The news, announced via NEWMEDIAWIRE, highlights Nordex's continued expansion in a region where grid capacity and space constraints demand increasingly sophisticated solutions.
The significance of these orders extends beyond their immediate capacity. Turkiye has emerged as a critical growth market for renewable energy, driven by rising electricity demand, a push to reduce fossil fuel imports, and supportive government policies. By securing 389 MW, Nordex not only strengthens its market-leading position but also contributes directly to Turkiye's renewable energy ambitions. The projects will help diversify the country's energy mix, enhance energy security, and support decarbonization targets. Moreover, the inclusion of energy storage in the turbine configurations demonstrates an evolving approach to grid integration—an increasingly vital consideration as intermittent renewables reach higher penetration levels.
Each turbine type and configuration has been selected to meet the specific wind conditions, technical requirements, and site characteristics of the respective projects. This tailored approach, which includes energy storage, supports efficient and reliable energy generation across diverse locations. For a market like Turkiye, where grid capacity can be constrained and available space limited, Nordex's Delta4000 series—designed for onshore applications in the 4 to 7 MW+ class—offers a strategic fit. The turbines are engineered to maximize output in regions with limited space, making them well-suited to Turkiye's varied topography and wind regimes. Installation and commissioning are scheduled to begin in 2027 and continue through 2028, aligning with project timelines.
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 names of the customers and projects were not disclosed.
The multi-year service agreements attached to each contract are equally important. They ensure that the turbines operate at high availability and efficiency over the long term, reducing downtime and optimizing energy output. This is particularly crucial in markets where grid reliability and operational performance directly impact project economics. By bundling supply, installation, and long-term maintenance, Nordex offers a comprehensive solution that can lower risk for developers and investors, thereby accelerating the deployment of wind energy.
Nordex's global track record lends weight to these orders. Since 1985, the company has commissioned more than 64 GW of wind power capacity across over 40 markets 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 possesses the industrial scale and expertise to execute these projects effectively. The company's focus on onshore turbines in the 4 to 7 MW+ class aligns with market needs in countries with limited available space and constrained grid capacity—conditions that are prevalent in Turkiye and many other emerging wind markets.
The 389 MW order also signals broader implications for the wind industry. As European and global markets strive to meet ambitious renewable energy targets, the ability to tailor solutions to local conditions becomes a competitive differentiator. Nordex's success in Turkiye illustrates how manufacturers can thrive by addressing specific regional challenges, such as grid limitations and land scarcity, through product innovation and service integration. The original release can be viewed on www.newmediawire.com.
In sum, the 389 MW of new orders in Turkiye is more than a commercial win for Nordex; it is a testament to the growing maturity of Turkiye's renewable energy sector and the critical role of tailored, service-backed wind solutions in driving the energy transition. As installation begins in 2027, these projects will contribute to Turkiye's sustainable energy future while reinforcing Nordex's strategic position in a high-potential market.
