Vestas Lands Offshore Wind Turbine Order
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Vestas has secured a 660 MW order for a wind project in the Europe, Middle East, and Africa region.
Although Vestas explicitly withheld the project name, customer, and location in its December 1, 2025 announcement, the project is likely a large offshore wind farm that is currently in development.
Despite a slowdown in offshore wind energy, Vestas remains in growth mode. In September, Vestas officially took over operations at the onshore blades factory in Goleniów near Szczecin, Poland, previously owned by LM Wind Power.
The factory was established in 2009, expanded in 2017 and will continue to deliver blades for Vestas onshore wind solutions, including the V172-7.2 MW EnVentus turbine.
All approximately 400 former LM Wind Power employees are retained, which increases Vestas’ footprint in Poland to almost 2,000 employees.
Vestas also operates an assembly factory in Szczecin, which manufactures hubs and nacelles for the V236-15.0 MW offshore wind turbine. Together, these two facilities strengthen Vestas’ ability to serve both onshore and offshore markets in Europe and globally. The company believes strongly in the potential of the Polish market and remains committed to investing in local manufacturing and talent to support the region’s energy ambitions.
