Vestas has secured two new wind turbine orders in August, with a combined capacity of 137 MW across Italy and Peru, highlighting continued activity in international wind markets and providing further indications of improving demand for wind turbine technology.

The latest orders cover both Europe and Latin America and include turbine supply, long-term service agreements and project execution extending into 2027 and 2028. Together, they demonstrate Vestas’ continued presence across established and emerging wind markets.

65 MW Order Secured in Italy

In Italy, Vestas received a 65 MW order for an undisclosed wind project. The order includes approximately 10 V162-6.5 MW turbines, based on Vestas’ established turbine platform for utility-scale wind projects.

The agreement also includes a 25-year AOM 5000 service agreement, providing long-term operations and maintenance support throughout the project’s operational lifecycle.

Delivery and commissioning are scheduled for the second half of 2027.

The combination of turbine supply and long-term service highlights the growing importance of lifecycle support in wind projects, as developers increasingly focus not only on initial project construction but also on long-term asset performance, reliability and operational efficiency.

72 MW Emma Wind Farm Moves Forward in Peru

In Peru, the 72 MW Emma Wind Farm in Piura has selected Vestas as its turbine supplier.

The project will deploy 16 V163-4.5 MW turbines, each with a 119-metre hub height. Major turbine components are expected to be delivered in Q2 2027, while commissioning and grid connection are targeted for Q1 2028.

The Emma Wind Farm represents another step in the development of Peru’s renewable energy capacity and strengthens Vestas’ position in the country’s wind sector.

The project also marks Vestas’ return to the Peruvian market with its 4 MW platform. Vestas has operated in Peru for more than a decade and currently provides service for 62 turbines with a combined capacity of approximately 100 MW.

Improving Business Performance

The new orders come alongside an improvement in Vestas’ financial performance.

In Q2 2026, Vestas reported 26.1% year-on-year revenue growth and an EBIT margin before special items of 9.4%. The company also raised its full-year EBIT margin guidance to 7–9%.

The improved financial performance, together with continued order activity across different international markets, reflects a more constructive environment for the global wind industry.

For turbine manufacturers, developers and supply-chain companies, sustained order activity is particularly important as the industry continues to navigate changing project economics, supply-chain conditions, financing requirements and evolving renewable energy policies.

What the New Orders Mean for the Global Wind Market

Vestas’ latest orders illustrate the increasingly international nature of wind energy development.

While Europe remains an important market for wind power deployment, emerging markets across Latin America and Asia are also creating new opportunities for developers, equipment manufacturers, engineering companies and investors.

Projects such as the Emma Wind Farm demonstrate that opportunities are not limited to mature wind markets. As countries continue to expand renewable generation and strengthen their energy transition strategies, demand for proven turbine technology and long-term technical services is expected to remain an important part of new project development.

AWE Industry Perspective

Vestas’ latest order activity also provides a positive signal for emerging wind markets, including Southeast Asia.

Across the ASEAN region, countries are increasingly exploring both onshore and offshore wind opportunities, while developers, investors, EPC companies and equipment suppliers are looking for new opportunities to participate in the region’s energy transition.

For international wind companies, understanding local markets, identifying reliable partners and establishing connections with project developers and other industry stakeholders are becoming increasingly important as ASEAN’s wind sector develops.

As a dedicated platform for the ASEAN wind energy market, AWE – ASEAN Wind Energy Expo 2027 brings together global turbine manufacturers, wind farm developers, investors, EPC contractors, engineering companies, government representatives, associations and other key industry stakeholders.

Through exhibitions, industry conferences, business matchmaking and professional networking, AWE provides an international platform for companies to explore market opportunities, project cooperation and partnerships across Southeast Asia.

With the ASEAN wind energy market continuing to develop, international companies with established technology, project experience and strong supply-chain capabilities will have increasing opportunities to participate in the region’s next stage of wind power growth.

AWE will continue to connect global wind industry leaders with emerging opportunities across the ASEAN market and facilitate international collaboration throughout the regional wind energy value chain.


17–19 March 2027
IMPACT Exhibition Centre, Bangkok, Thailand

Sources: https://www.windtech-international.com/projects-and-contracts/vestas-secures-65-mw-order-in-italy  https://www.placera.se/pressmeddelanden/vestas-wind-systems-vestas-secures-order-with-statkraft-peru-for-new-wind-project-20260813


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