Vestas (VWS.CO) is a publicly traded Utility-Scale Renewables company founded in 1898 and based in Aarhus, Denmark.
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Vestas's technology chief says Chinese wind turbine competition is not a question of business cases.

Vestas wins a new turbine order in Germany; the article gives no order size or capacity.
Vestas wins a German wind turbine order totaling 43 megawatts.
EnVentus is Vestas' modular onshore turbine platform, offered as the V150-6.0 MW, V162-6.2 MW, V162-7.2 MW, V172-7.2 MW and V182-7.2 MW. Reusable modules let Vestas tailor turbines to each market and project, and a full-scale converter supports grid-code compliance worldwide. More than 15 GW of EnVentus capacity is installed in over 25 countries.
The V236-15.0 MW is Vestas' offshore turbine, with a 236-meter rotor, 115.5-meter blades and a 30-year design life. One turbine can produce up to 80 GWh a year, depending on site conditions. Vestas introduced it in February 2021 and has booked more than 12 GW of orders for it.
Vestas' service business maintains and repairs wind turbines and supplies spare parts, digital services and fleet optimization to wind-farm owners. Service contracts produce recurring revenue alongside turbine sales. Vestas expects a 2026 Service EBIT margin before special items of 15.5-17.5%.