Vestas Secures Major Wind Turbine Order in Germany and Boosts Its Business.

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The Group Will Supply Eight Wind Turbines for the Dollenkamp Project in the Second Quarter of 2025, with AOM 4000 Service Contract. President of Vestas Vic.

BayWa has ordered eight V162-5.6MW wind turbines from Vestas for the Dollenkamp project in Brakel, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The contract includes the supply, delivery, and commissioning of the turbines, as well as a 20-year service agreement to ensure optimized asset performance. The delivery of the turbines is scheduled to begin in the second quarter of 2025, with commissioning set for completion in the fourth quarter of 2025. The partnership between Vestas and BayWa r.e. reflects a shared vision for a sustainable future,’ said Sulai Fahimi, President of Vestas Vic for Sales in Central Europe.

Vestas, known as a major wind turbine manufacturer, has been selected to provide its onshore turbines for the Dollenkamp project, highlighting the importance of onshore wind energy in the German energy transition. The renewable energy company once again demonstrates its leadership in the renewable energy sector, solidifying its position as one of the key players in the industry. With the partnership with BayWa r.e., Vestas reaffirms its commitment to contributing to the transition to a more sustainable future with less environmental impact.

Vestas Secures Firm Order for Dollenkamp Project in Germany

Vestas, a renewable energy company and manufacturer of wind turbines, has secured a firm order for the Dollenkamp project in Germany. The company will supply and install 16 wind turbines for the project, with the delivery of the turbines scheduled for the second quarter of 2025 and commissioning planned shortly thereafter.

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The service contract includes Active Output Management 4000 (AOM 4000), which aims to ensure optimized performance of the wind turbines to maximize energy production. The President of Vestas Vic emphasized the importance of this order for the company, highlighting that it reinforces Vestas’ position in sales in Central Europe and contributes to the German energy transition.

Vestas has been a leader in the onshore wind energy market, focusing on providing sustainable solutions to meet the growing demand for clean energy. The company is committed to contributing to the global transition to renewable energy sources, and this firm order is another step toward that goal.

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