Nordex Group received further new orders totalling 227 MW from Europe.
The main sales market was Germany with 86 MW, followed by the Netherlands with approximately 70 MW, France with 42 MW and Belgium with 29 MW.
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Nordex Group receives new orders for 227 MW from Europe
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