Montenegro grid investment, Nordex order jump, and Ukraine renewable support
Montenegro's transmission operator CGES received shareholder approval to buy grid infrastructure worth roughly €40 million for two planned wind farms totaling 488 MW, including the 136 MW Sinjajevina 1 and 352 MW Sinjajevina 2 projects. Nordex booked 2,810 MW of turbine orders in Q3 2026, up 29.5% year over year, with 427 turbines sold across 10 countries and Türkiye, Germany and the United States as leading markets. Ukraine raised about €290 million in commitments for its RAMP UP program, nearing a €300 million target, to back new wind and hybrid solar-plus-storage projects with 15-year electricity price guarantees.
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