Nordex CEO calls for EU ban on non-Western turbine makers, citing cybersecurity risk
Nordex CEO José Luis Blanco has reportedly called for 'non-western' turbine manufacturers to be barred from selling into the EU, arguing that current rules leave the bloc exposed to cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The position was covered independently by Windpower Monthly, Recharge News, the Financial Times, and EnergyWatch, indicating broad trade-press attention rather than isolated PR. For asset managers and operators procuring or refinancing European wind assets, the policy debate could affect supplier eligibility, supply-chain costs, and bankability assessments if EU procurement rules tighten. Insurers underwriting cyber and operational risk on European fleets should note the emerging regulatory trajectory.
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