05/07/2017at 11:57

Nordex wins 81 MW in Germany

Nordex is still doing well on its home market, although the company recently downgraded total sales figures for the full-year 2017. The German firm hopes a new wind turbine can turn things around.

by MATHIAS ØRSBORG JOHANSEN

The German wind turbine manufacturer secured orders with combined capacity of 81 MW in Germany during the second quarter, states the company in the press release.

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