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The dominant story today is the Trump administration's renewed legal push to revoke the construction permit for Revolution Wind, an Ørsted offshore project that is nearly complete and already supplying power to New England — a development with direct implications for US offshore wind permitting certainty across the fleet. Meanwhile, France's record 10 GW AO10 offshore tender has closed for bids, and a severe icing event in Finland's western wind belt cut 9,000 MW of capacity to 430 MW overnight, flagging acute operational risk for northern European operators.

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Nordex Q3 orders surge nearly 30% on Turkish demand and US market recovery

Nordex reported third-quarter 2026 orders approximately 29.5–30% higher than the same period in 2025, driven by strong Turkish demand and a partial recovery in the US market, according to Reuters, Recharge News, and Wind Power Monthly. The result is notable given ongoing US policy uncertainty and suggests the onshore order pipeline has not materially deteriorated in Nordex's key geographies. Asset managers holding Nordex-supplied fleets may read the order data as an indicator of continued OEM delivery capacity and service-contract leverage.

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