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Strong market presence reconfirmed. First deployment of E-175 EP5 E2 wind turbines to start in 2027.
ENERCON has signed a framework agreement covering over 440 MW for E-175 EP5 E2 turbines in Canada. The agreement was concluded in late April with an undisclosed customer.
Under the agreement, multiple onshore wind projects in Canada will be developed exclusively with ENERCON wind turbines. ENERCON will supply more than 60 x E 175 EP5 E2 turbines, with initial deliveries to Canada scheduled to begin in 2027.
The agreement represents an important milestone in the international market rollout of ENERCON’s new flagship turbine. With a rated power of 7.0 MW and a rotor diameter of 175 metres, the E 175 EP5 E2 is among the highest yielding onshore wind turbines currently available.
The E 175 EP5 E2 is a cornerstone of ENERCON’s market strategy and forms the foundation of the company’s current product portfolio. Turbines supplied to Canada will be equipped with ENERCON’s Cold Climate Package and blade heating system and will fully comply with all applicable Canadian certification requirements.
‘This framework agreement shows: The E-175 EP5 E2 is the optimal fit for the Canadian market’, says ENERCON CEO Udo Bauer. ‘Canada is a key strategic market for ENERCON. With the E-175 EP5 E2, we are bringing our most advanced turbine platform to a country where we have built long standing partnerships and deep operational experience over the past 25 years. We are fully committed to Canada’s clean energy transition and looking forward to this new partnership and further business opportunities.’
As a provider of integrated solutions for the connected Green Energy Ecosystem, ENERCON supports its customers in the realization of onshore wind energy projects. To fully unlock project potential, the company combines its high-performance, high-yield wind turbines with complementary solution components and services, enhancing customer benefits and the overall value of wind energy. The range of the solution portfolio, from which customers can select modules according to their requirements, extends from planning and installation to management and control, service and maintenance, and optimisation of system performance during the operational phase.
As a pioneer in renewable energy with over 40 years of experience and a deep understanding of the demands of a changing energy system, ENERCON’s scope has always extended beyond mere wind turbines. With the mission ‘Energy for the World’, the company has been committed to sustainable energy generation from onshore wind since 1984. Thanks to its innovative turbine technology, high quality standards, and an installed total capacity of more than 65 gigawatts, ENERCON is among the world’s leading renewable energy companies.
With extensive expertise in the area of ‘holistic project development’, ‘connected operation’, and ‘smart optimisation’, a dense service network, and a broad network of partners and service providers, ENERCON is a competent and reliable partner for its customers in all project phases. Headquartered in Aurich, Lower Saxony, the company employs around 13,000 people at administrative, sales, production, and service locations worldwide.
Strong market presence reconfirmed. First deployment of E-175 EP5 E2 wind turbines to start in 2027.
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As a provider of integrated solutions for the connected Green Energy Ecosystem, ENERCON supports its customers in the realisation of onshore wind energy projects. To fully unlock project potential, the company combines its high-performance, high-yield wind turbines with complementary solution components and services, enhancing customer benefits and the overall value of wind energy.
An important milestone for the energy transition: On 21 August 2025, ENERCON and CPC Germania GmbH & Co. KG signed the contract for the delivery and construction of 15 x E-175 EP5 E2 wind energy converters.
