What does the Vestas New Zealand order include?

It covers 26 MW at the Kapuni wind farm with four V162-6.4 MW EnVentus turbines and a 20-year operations and maintenance agreement. The scope combines equipment supply and long-term service, adding predictable revenue while expanding the installed base that supports future upgrades and parts sales across the region.

Why is the 20-year service deal important for investors?

Service contracts often carry higher, steadier margins than turbine sales. A 20-year term improves cash flow visibility and reduces earnings volatility through cycles. It also deepens customer ties, which can support future upgrades and follow-on projects in APAC, improving overall backlog quality and long-term value.

What is special about EnVentus V162 turbines?

The V162-6.4 MW model uses a large rotor to maximize energy capture at many onshore sites, helping lower levelized energy costs. It is part of a modular platform that supports efficient manufacturing and logistics. This can improve project bankability and delivery reliability across diverse wind conditions in Asia-Pacific markets.

How is the Kapuni wind farm linked to a green hydrogen project?

Kapuni has been discussed alongside a green hydrogen project pathway, where wind power can feed electrolysers to produce hydrogen. This linkage can support longer offtake contracts and wider industrial decarbonisation. For equity holders, it signals demand beyond standard power sales, which can enhance project resilience and value.

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VWS.CO Stock Today: February 08 — 26 MW New Zealand Order, 20-Year O&M

ByDanny Kontos February 8, 2026February 8, 2026

Vestas New Zealand order headlines today as VWS.CO secures 26 MW for the Kapuni wind farm with a 20-year service agreement. The project uses four EnVentus V162-6.4 MW turbines and adds to Vestas’s APAC backlog. For Swiss investors, this points to steadier long-term service revenue and exposure to a growing green hydrogen project pipeline. We break down what this means on February 08 for valuation views, demand visibility, and the near-term watchlist for renewable equities in Switzerland.