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The investment manager has acquired Shell Energy’s 50% interest, securing full ownership of the wider 370MW Kondinin Energy Project.

Energy is back on the front page as millions of Europeans weigh heating against groceries, politicians argue over subsidies and diesel supply talks between Brussels and Washington highlight how fragile fuel flows can be. That mix of stress and policy support is reshaping where capital could be hurt or helped. This article walks through three European renewable energy and grid infrastructure stocks exposed to these pressures and explains why they might deserve a closer look now. The stocks...

European Green Transition PLC (AIM:EGT) CFO Jack Kelly spoke with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the renewal of a five-year operations and maintenance contract covering 94 wind turbines with Drax Group, and what the agreement means for the company's wind services business and wider growth strategy. Kelly described the renewal as "great news," highlighting the importance of extending the relationship with a long-term customer for a further five years, providing revenue and financial visibility across a large proportion of the company's turbines through to 2031. The contract covers a technically varied fleet of 94 turbines, including Endurance, WTN and Vestas machines, which Kelly said showcases the engineering capabilities across the company's wind services platform, spanning Earthmill in Great Britain and Wind Energy Partners and Service It on the island of Ireland. He also discussed the business's geographical reach, with service teams operating across the South West, Cornwall, Wales, Yorkshire, the Midlands, Scotland and the island of Ireland — a footprint Kelly said puts the company in a strong competitive position with large institutional customers and asset owners. On the wider growth strategy, Kelly said the contract fits with European Green Transition's focus on critical industries, infrastructure and renewable assets, and its ambition to reach a £50 million revenue target. He also highlighted an opportunity targeting sub-one-megawatt wind turbines and wind farms coming off legacy manufacturer service warranties, calling it "a huge market opportunity across the UK and Ireland." Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more interviews and market updates. If you found this video useful, give it a like, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications for future content. Read Proactive's Editorial Policy here: https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/pages/editorialPolicy #EuropeanGreenTransition #EGT #DraxGroup #WindEnergy #WindTurbines #RenewableEnergy #WindPower #Renewables #CleanEnergy #EnergyInfrastructure #WindServices #UKWindEnergy #IrelandWindEnergy #InvestorNews #AIMStocks #ProactiveInvestors

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Vestas has secured a firm order with SR Energy in Sweden for the newly launched V182-7.2 MW turbine.

Vestas has launched a new 7.2-MW onshore wind turbine designed to generate more power and improve project economics.

Energy chokepoints in the Strait of Hormuz have turned oil and gas flows into a real-time stress test of the global power system. Short term shock meets a long term question: who supplies reliable energy when fossil fuel routes get blocked or rerouted? That is where investors start to look at renewables and grid infrastructure differently. This article walks through 3 stocks exposed to this story and explains why they might matter for your portfolio now. The three stocks discussed next are...

Here is how Vestis (VSTS) and Vestas Wind Systems AS (VWDRY) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.

Rising power demand from AI, EVs and extreme heat is fueling renewables and storage, spotlighting three stocks positioned for the energy transition.

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Pinnacle West Capital, MGE Energy and Vestas Wind Systems offer exposure to expanding wind capacity, clean-energy investment and strong turbine demand.

Vestas Wind Systems stock has delivered a 51.9% return over the past year, while the current valuation picture is mixed, with the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) estimate pointing to around 23.4% upside relative to the share price. Over the last 12 months, Vestas Wind Systems has returned 51.9%, which puts added focus on whether the current price already reflects improved expectations. Recent news around higher profit expectations, a €400 million share buyback and new turbine orders can support...

Vestas Wind Systems (CPSE:VWS) is back in focus after reporting second quarter 2026 earnings, with sales of €4,723 million and net income of €280 million, alongside higher full year EBIT margin guidance. See our latest analysis for Vestas Wind Systems. The latest guidance upgrade comes after a strong run for Vestas Wind Systems, with a 30 day share price return of 20.02% and a year to date share price return of 16.60%. The 1 year total shareholder return of 51.86% contrasts with a 5 year...

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Statkraft Peru has selected Vestas for the development of the 72 MW Emma wind farm in Peru, located in the Piura region.

Shares in Danish wind turbine maker Vestas Wind Systems surged more than 20% after the company raised its full-year profit guidance and announced a €400 million share buyback, signaling a sharp recovery for the wind industry.

The wind turbine maker’s shares surged after orders rebounded, margins beat expectations and management handed investors a €400 million buyback.

Vestas Wind Systems AS (VWDRY) boosts full-year EBIT margin outlook to 7%-9% on strong Power Solutions growth and announces a new EUR400 million share buyback program.

The wind farm is located approximately 85km northwest of Borkum and 110km west of Heligoland.

The wind-turbine maker posted higher second-quarter earnings and improving profitability, enabling the company to increase its full-year margin guidance.

The wind farm is expected to generate 330GWh annually, enough electricity to supply the yearly needs of more than 110,000 households.

The wind farm is expected to generate 330GWh annually, enough electricity to supply the yearly needs of more than 110,000 households.

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Clean energy and battery storage are gaining momentum as AI power demand, grid expansion, and energy security reshape global energy investment.

Vestas Wind Systems (CPSE:VWS) is back in focus after research firm Zacks compared the stock with Eaton, highlighting that both companies have a similar earnings rank and noting that Vestas’ valuation metrics may be more appealing for value-oriented investors. See our latest analysis for Vestas Wind Systems. At a share price of DKK179.15, Vestas Wind Systems has seen its short term share price return slip over the past quarter, while a 1 year total shareholder return of 51.07% points to...

The financing will go towards the Cambria Wind Farm and the Highland North Wind Farm, both located in Cambria County.

The financing will go towards the Cambria Wind Farm and the Highland North Wind Farm, both located in Cambria County.

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Investing.com -- Europe will need an estimated €2.2 trillion to €3.5 trillion of power-system investment over the next decade to support electrification and artificial intelligence, but consumers may face smaller bill increases than widely expected, according to Goldman Sachs.

Wind energy is gaining momentum as U.S. capacity expands and power demand rises. Explore four stocks positioned to benefit from the sector's long-term growth.