VERBUND Green Power has signed a framework agreement with Nordex covering the potential supply of up to 700 MW of onshore wind turbines for projects in six European markets through 2030.
The agreement covers up to 105 Nordex turbines for future projects in Austria, Germany, Spain, Italy, Romania and Albania. Deployment remains subject to project approvals, commercial agreements and other conditions.
VERBUND said the potential 700 MW capacity would represent about half of its current wind project pipeline, based on present estimates.
The agreement was signed in Madrid on 16 January by VERBUND Green Power managing director Dietmar Reiner and Nordex CEO José Luis Blanco.
Nordex said the framework will cover its latest 7 MW-class onshore turbines. The company did not disclose a specific turbine model or project allocation for the framework as a whole.
The agreement follows an order from VERBUND announced at the end of 2025 for nine Nordex N175/6.X turbines for a project in Romania. Blanco said the framework would expand Nordex’s presence in the country while supporting projects across the six markets.
VERBUND is expanding beyond its historically hydropower-focused generation portfolio under its Mission V strategy. The company is targeting wind and solar generation accounting for 25% of total generation by 2030 and said it already has more than 1.2 GW of renewable capacity operating across Europe.
“Securing the supply chain in a very competitive environment” is important as projects progress from development towards construction, VERBUND CEO Michael Strugl said, adding that the agreement supports the company’s renewable expansion targets.
The framework does not itself commit VERBUND to procure the full 700 MW. Individual turbine orders will depend on project development, approvals and commercial agreements.
