OX2 Selected Vestas as Wind Turbine Supplier
OX2 has chosen Vestas to supply turbines for a new 200MW wind energy portfolio across Finland and Poland.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Oil and Gas
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OX2 has named Vestas its preferred supplier for a 200MW wind energy project. The portfolio will feature 35 turbines from the Vestas EnVentus platform.
Why it matters
The partnership allows OX2 to move closer to final investment decisions for its expansion in the European renewable energy market. By securing a major supply deal, the firm stabilizes the procurement strategy for its upcoming wind projects.
The wind energy portfolio spans a total capacity of 200MW and will incorporate 35 turbines. All units are drawn from the manufacturer's EnVentus platform.
The players
OX2
This international company focuses on the development and sale of renewable energy solutions including wind and solar projects.
Vestas
This global manufacturer specializes in the design, production, and installation of wind turbines for energy projects worldwide.
The details
OX2 and Vestas representatives confirmed the supplier selection during the WindEnergy Hamburg event. The companies now plan to work toward reaching formal, firm turbine supply agreements for the projects located in Finland and Poland.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: The supply deal was announced at WindEnergy Hamburg.
Market Landscape
The adoption of the Vestas EnVentus platform for these projects reflects a broader industry movement toward high-capacity, modular turbine technology. This deal positions Vestas to maintain its market share against rivals while providing OX2 with the scale necessary for large European developments.
The partnership signals a concrete step toward increasing renewable energy capacity in the European grid. Investors and regional stakeholders can expect the projects to advance toward final investment decisions as supply agreements are finalized.
The takeaway
Securing a preferred supplier early in the development lifecycle is a critical step for large-scale energy infrastructure projects. This move allows developers to better manage supply chain risks while progressing toward their capital investment milestones.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Renews.
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