GE Vernova Lands Wind Turbine Order With Prokon in Germany

GE Vernova Inc. (NYSE: GEV) has signed a deal with German cooperative Prokon Regenerative Energien eG to repower a wind farm in Fleetmark, Saxony-Anhalt, with eight of its 6MW-164m onshore turbines manufactured in Salzbergen, Germany.

The agreement, booked in Q2 2025, underscores the success of GE Vernova’s “Workhorse Product Strategy,” which focuses on reliable and high-availability turbines designed for Europe’s maturing wind market. The project supports Germany’s push to accelerate onshore wind deployment as the country targets sourcing 80% of its power from renewables by 2030. Germany added around 3.2 GW of onshore wind capacity in 2024.

For Prokon—one of Europe’s largest energy cooperatives with more than 40,000 members—the order builds on earlier projects in Friedersdorf and Langenbach, where GE Vernova turbines have already demonstrated stable yields. Prokon said the Fleetmark project reflects both its commitment to transparency with local communities and its strategy to expand citizen-oriented renewable generation.

GE Vernova, which operates a 70,000-square-meter manufacturing facility in Salzbergen, producing drivetrains and hubs, has nearly 120 GW of wind capacity installed globally across 57,000 turbines. The company has positioned its next-generation platforms to deliver affordable, reliable, clean power at scale.

For Prokon, the deal extends its wind portfolio of 77 projects totaling more than 1 GW across Germany, Poland, and Finland, while also complementing its expansion into solar, storage, and biomethane.

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