Nordex enters New Zealand as Norway approves first onshore wind licence in nine years
Nordex won a 192 MW turbine order from Mercury for the Puke Kapo Hau wind farm in New Zealand's Otago region, along with a 30-year service agreement. Norway's regulator granted Eviny and Norsk Vind a licence for the roughly 40 MW Moldalsknuten wind farm, the country's first new onshore wind approval in nine years. RES will manage the 392 MW Pestera II wind farm in Romania, which is under construction and scheduled to operate in 2028.
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