Vestas has secured four new orders with a total capacity of 132 MW. The orders cover projects in Spain, Greece, Costa Rica and South Korea and are part of the company's order intake in the third quarter of 2025.
This is stated by the company in a statement.
In Spain, Vestas will deliver six turbines of the V150-4.5 MW type with a total capacity of 27 MW, while a project in Greece includes nine turbines divided into two variants and a total of 41 MW. In Costa Rica, the order is for 22 MW, and in South Korea it is a repowering project of 43 MW.
Several of the contracts include long-term service agreements of up to 20 years. Delivery and commissioning will take place in 2026 and 2027, depending on the project's location.
With the new orders, Vestas strengthens its presence across Europe, Asia and the Americas, thus continuing its role as one of the dominant players in the global wind market.
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