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Today's feed is dominated by two major storylines: Vattenfall's double win in Denmark's offshore wind tender — and the cross-industry debate over whether Western OEMs should consolidate to counter Chinese competition — alongside Siemens Gamesa's return to profit after four years in the red. Separately, US project risk remains elevated, with Dominion Energy's CVOW facing fresh cost increases and schedule slippage, and Eversource booking a $164m impairment on Revolution Wind.

MarketWindpower Monthly · Trade press

Siemens Gamesa returns to profit in Q3 FY2026 as productivity gains offset order decline

Siemens Gamesa posted its first profitable quarter after four years of losses in the third quarter of its fiscal year 2026 (October 2025–September 2026), according to Windpower Monthly. Productivity improvements and cost efficiencies drove the turnaround, though the company saw a sharp drop in new orders. The result is a key indicator for asset managers and insurers tracking OEM financial stability, as Siemens Gamesa's warranty obligations and service commitments span large portions of the European and global fleet.

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IndustryWindpower Monthly · Trade press

Siemens Energy CEO says Western OEM merger 'won't work' under EU rules; debate over 'Airbus of wind' sharpens

Siemens Energy CEO Christian Bruch told Windpower Monthly that consolidation among European wind turbine manufacturers to counter Chinese rivals is 'a political discussion' extending beyond OEMs to EU policymakers, and that current EU competition rules make a merger unworkable. Recharge News separately reports Siemens Energy backing Vestas's CEO in the broader dispute with Chinese suppliers, with energywatch.com also covering the Danish government's public preference against Chinese turbines in tenders. The debate has direct implications for long-term supply chain risk, fleet procurement decisions, and the competitive landscape facing operators and asset managers.

Read at Windpower Monthly

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Wind briefing · 2026-08-06 | Turbit