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Nordex Wins 91 MW Order for Schönermark-Passow Wind Farm in Brandenburg

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 16
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Nordex received a contract for 91 MW to develop the Schönermark-Passow wind farm in Brandenburg, Germany. The customer for the project is TEUT Energieprojekte GmbH, and the contract includes a Premium Service agreement spanning 20 years. The project, which involves 13 N163/6.X turbines, is being realized in partnership with Salzburg AG from Austria. Construction and delivery of the turbines are scheduled to begin as early as September 2027, with commissioning planned for January 2028.

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The order represents a significant long-term business relationship for Nordex, as TEUT Energieprojekte GmbH has been a long-standing client. The successful execution of this project contributes to the overall business profile of the companies involved in the German renewable energy sector.

Siemens, Nordex, and Oman are involved in developments concerning wind energy orders, German industry data, and drafting agreements on shipping arrangements.

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Who's involved

  • NORDEXNordex secured the contract for the wind farm project.
  • BrandenburgThe state of Brandenburg where the wind farm is located.

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