GE Vernova wins German wind turbine order

GE Vernova (NYSE:GEV) has secured an agreement to supply three 5.5 MW onshore wind turbines to Stadtwerke Heidenheim AG for the Schlotberg-Jüchsen wind farm in Germany, alongside a 20-year service agreement.

The project represents the sixth collaboration between the two companies, bringing Stadtwerke Heidenheim's installed capacity from GE Vernova turbines to 74 MW across its German operations.

"We are delighted to build upon our long-standing engagement with Stadtwerke Heidenheim," said GE Vernova Executive Sales Leader for Northern Europe Marcas Breatnach.

The agreement covers three 5.5 MW-158m turbines, with deliveries scheduled to begin in August 2027 and commissioning planned for December 2027, while the long-term service agreement will cover 20 years of support.

Stadtwerke Heidenheim Head of Renewable Energy Raphael Kaim said the partnership would help the company meet statutory deadlines following unexpected project delays.

GE Vernova's onshore wind portfolio follows a standardised manufacturing strategy, with its turbines designed for repeatable deployment and long-term operation, supported by more than 59,000 turbines operating globally.

The company also reported more than 2,100 units of its workhorse turbine platform operating globally, supported by over 38 million operating hours, while its Salzbergen facility remains part of its German manufacturing and supply chain operations.