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Today's feed is dominated by Ørsted's £15 million buyout of its Japanese partners' stake in the 172 MW Gunfleet Sands offshore wind farms, while Nordex reports Q3 order volumes nearly 30% above prior-year levels driven by demand in the US, Turkey, and Germany. Asset managers and insurers tracking portfolio consolidation and OEM supply momentum will find both stories material.

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Nordex Q3 2026 orders surge ~30% year-on-year, led by US, Turkey, and Germany

Nordex reported third-quarter 2026 order intake approximately 29.5–30% above the same period in 2025, with Turkish demand, a recovering US market, and Germany cited as the primary drivers, according to Windpower Monthly and Recharge News. The volume uplift signals continued commercial momentum for the Hamburg-based OEM and has supply-chain implications for operators planning near-term repowering or new-build timelines. Asset managers monitoring OEM financial health and delivery capacity should note the sustained demand, though order backlog conversion and supply-chain constraints remain key execution risks.

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Wind briefing · 2026-10-13 | Turbit