Nordex awarded wind turbines contract for 475MW
Nordex Group has secured a wind turbines contract from the joint venture partners Credit Suisse Energy Infrastructure Partners (CSEIP) and E.ON Climate & Renewables to supply wind turbines for the 475MW Nysäter
Nordex returns to core profit in Q3 2023
German wind turbine-maker Nordex Group has registered earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of €48m ($52.12m) for the third quarter of 2023 (Q3 2023), versus a €27m loss in the
6 FAQs about [Nordex group Cayman Islands]
Who makes Nordex wind turbines?
Since the merger with Acciona Windpower in 2016, the Nordex Group has become a global player and one of the world’s largest wind turbine manufacturers. The Group offers highly efficient and competitive wind turbine systems, which enable long-term economical power generation from wind energy in all geographical and climatic conditions.
What is the Nordex group?
The Nordex Group offers customers worldwide technically and financially sustainable multi-megawatt onshore turbines for every wind strength and climate zone. We are providing solutions for markets with both limited grid availability and limited land availability.
Does Nordex operate in the offshore wind energy sector?
For strategic reasons, Nordex does not operate in the offshore wind energy sector. Offshore wind turbines and projects differ significantly from their onshore equivalents, particularly in technical terms. In addition, the onshore segment represents well over 90% of the global wind energy market.
Why should you choose Nordex group?
The global trend toward renewable energy is moving forward – and the Nordex Group is an essential part of this. Our focus is on making renewable energy as cheap as possible, and that means to continuously reducing the cost of energy (COE) from newly-installed wind power turbines.
Is Nordex a Chinese company?
However, the Company continues to be represented in China, particularly on the purchasing side. From a technical perspective, Nordex is focused on developing wind turbines for onshore sites that allow operators to produce environmentally friendly electricity at the lowest possible cost (Cost of Energy – COE) in their respective regions.
What does Nordex do?
Its products regularly shape the technological development of the wind energy industry. At its own facilities, Nordex predominantly produces nacelles and hubs for wind turbines as well as a substantial share of the required rotor blades. A dedicated sales organization supports customers in each core market.