Nordex Group expands its portfolio with new turbine
Published by Abby Butler,
Editorial Assistant
Energy Global,
The Nordex Group is expanding its portfolio with a new variant of its Delta4000 series.
The N193/7.X turbine combines proven technology with targeted enhancements to optimise energy yield, permitting viability, and cost effectiveness.
Capitalising on the platform’s flexibility, the new turbine will be launched in several nominal capacity configurations, enabling a tailored fit for different market requirements.
The N193/7.X combines an installed capacity of 7.3 MW with a 193-m rotor and 95-m single piece blades, providing a solution for medium and low-wind sites. At typical low to medium-wind locations, the N193/7.X yield is up to 14% compared to the N175/6.X model.
For the German market, the new turbine will initially be available with a maximum capacity of 6.6 MW, optimising project economics at medium to low-wind sites while addressing complex permitting and grid connection requirements.
José Luis Blanco, CEO of the Nordex Group, commented: “The N193/7.X is the next chapter in the Delta4000 story by building on the proven platform and introducing targeted enhancements, we deliver a solution for a wide range of market and site requirements, creating greater value for our customers.”
The N193/7.X builds on the proven technology of the Delta4000 platform, which has demonstrated its reliability and performance over many years. Key components, including the nacelle, turbine control system, and electrical architecture, have been carried over and further optimised to meet evolving market requirements.
Due to its flexible power range, this turbine can also be adapted to different site requirements. Various operating modes enable optimisation in terms of energy yield, capacity factor, sound requirements, and service life. This gives customers the opportunity to tailor their projects individually to economic and regulatory requirements.
With multiple tower technologies and configuration options, the turbine delivers solutions tailored to the needs of diverse markets. Serial production of the N193/7.X is scheduled for 2029.
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