Nordex has bagged an order from Central European developer Alterric to supply turbines for the 56MW Chalkidiki wind farm in Greece.
The German OEM will supply nine N175/6.X units for the site under a deal which includes the installation scope.
The agreement also includes a service contract for the turbines, which are rated at 6.8MW apiece, for a period of 25 years.
Chalkidiki is Nordex’s first project in Greece to use N175/6.X turbines.
The wind farm is being built in the northern Greek prefecture of Central Macedonia in the Chalkidiki region near Polygyros.
Installation of the turbines is scheduled to begin at the end of 2025, with complete commissioning scheduled for mid 2026.
Nordex will install the turbines on tubular steel towers with hub heights of 112 metres.
Chief sales officer Patxi Landa said: "In the Chalkidiki project our most powerful turbine for regions with light wind speeds - the N175/6.X - will be installed for the first time in Greece.
“The turbine is perfectly adapted to the wind conditions at the site.
“We are excited about this first order from Alterric in Greece and look forward to working together to drive the energy transition in the country with our latest technology."
