Nordex Group has secured orders totalling approximately 700 MW from renewable energy developer UKA (Umweltgerechte Kraftanlagen GmbH & Co. KG) for multiple onshore wind projects across several German federal states.
The contracts cover the supply of 100 Delta4000-series wind turbines, including N175/6.X and N163/6.X models, each with a rated capacity of 7 MW.
In addition to supplying the turbines, Nordex Group will provide long-term service and maintenance agreements designed to ensure the reliable and efficient operation of the wind farms over several years.
Commenting on the development, Gernot Gauglitz, CEO of the UKA Group, said:
“With these orders, we are consistently continuing the implementation of our strong project pipeline. The successful awards in the August 2025 and February 2026 renewable energy auction rounds provide the basis for this next major tranche. UKA is clearly on track to install 1 gigawatt of wind energy capacity in a single calendar year, and these orders are further decisive steps along this path.”
Karsten Brüggemann, Vice President Region Central at Nordex Group, said the latest contracts reinforce the long-standing partnership between the two companies.
“We are very pleased about these renewed orders from our long-standing partner UKA. With these contracts for 100 wind turbines and a total capacity of around 700 megawatts, we are underlining the strength of our long-term business relationship. UKA is one of our most important and reliable partners, and we are proud that our proven Delta4000 turbines will make a significant contribution to the implementation of UKA’s ambitious expansion targets.”
The orders support UKA’s expanding renewable energy pipeline, which includes 1.6 GW of onshore wind projects currently under construction in Germany. The developer is targeting the installation of 1 GW of wind power capacity within a single calendar year, following successful awards in Germany’s renewable energy auction rounds held in August 2025 and February 2026.
UKA develops, builds, operates and sells wind and solar parks, complemented by battery energy storage systems, as part of its strategy to expand renewable electricity generation across Germany, Europe and the Americas.
