The 66MW Kostolac project is the first for Siemens Gamesa in Serbia, and the first wind project for state power company EPS / The site to the East of the country will deploy 20 SG 3.3-132 turbines, the most powerful to be used in Serbia / Project to sit on former coal mining land as EPS expands its energy sources / First Serbia wind project to be financed by German development bank KfW

The 3.9GW portfolio includes onshore wind projects in Spain, France, Italy and Greece / A total of around 40 persons will be integrated in SSE Renewables, contributing with their development experience and track-record in these regions / The transaction also contemplates the opportunity to supply turbines and maintenance services

World’s first offshore nacelle and blade facility under one roof starts production / First Siemens Gamesa offshore Direct Drive nacelle and IntegralBlade from site ongoing / First 500 positions filled out of 750 jobs to be created in total; dedicated first-of-its-kind training center also established / Largest industrial renewable energy project in France delivered on time, contributing to local & national economy / Company has approx. 2.5 GW of capacity in French offshore pipeline incl. firm orders & preferred supplier agreements

The company is working under new leadership to return to profitability and deliver the full potential of wind power necessary to address the challenges of the climate emergency and energy security / The company continues to exemplify its commitment to sustainability, obtaining the Basque government's Erronka Garbia seal of recognition for the third consecutive year

Jochen Eickholt to replace Andreas Nauen as CEO of Siemens Gamesa

Jochen Eickholt, Siemens Energy executive, appointed new CEO effective March 1.

The contracts cover the service of 1,963 wind turbines with outputs of between 660 kW and 3.465 MW of unit power for a period of three to five years / The total workforce needed to maintain that fleet includes around 160 technicians / The agreement includes design modifications and improvements to the maintained fleet to increase energy production

Massive Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind commercial project moves ahead / 176 SG 14-222 Direct Drive offshore wind turbines intended to be used; 10-year Service agreement included / Installations of world’s largest offshore wind turbine in operation expected to be completed by end of CY2026 / Plans for Siemens Gamesa offshore wind turbine blade facility in Virginia strengthened / Pipeline for SG 14-222 DD machines in excess of 12 GW

242 MW firm order received from Ørsted for German offshore wind power project / 23 SG 11.0-200 Direct Drive offshore wind turbines to be used; five-year Service agreement included / Project welcomed to support new German coalition governments advanced goals for renewable energy provision by 2050 / Installations expected to be completed in CY2024

Siemens Gamesa has developed the world’s first project capable of producing green hydrogen directly from wind, in “island mode”. It can also operate connected to the grid.

Nominated preferred supplier agreement reached for Norfolk offshore wind power projects in UK with Vattenfall / Total capacity of 3.6 GW for projects located 47 - 72 km from shore / Service agreement included; project expected to use new SG 14-236 DD offshore wind turbine / SG 14-236 DD offshore wind turbine can reach 15 MW capacity with Power Boost; is based on existing flagship turbine / Swept area increased to 43,500 m2 / Prototype of 236-meter rotor machine to be installed in 2022; commercially available in 2024

11 MW Direct Drive offshore technology intended for licensing to Chinese partner United Power / More than 6 GW offshore installations in China based on Siemens Gamesa offshore technologies already installed / Renewables further unleashed as China aims to deliver long-term climate commitments by 2030 and 2060

First offshore wind turbine OEM blade facility in the United States planned / Long-term lease signed with the Virginia Port Authority for more than 80 acre/32-hectare site at the Portsmouth Marine Terminal, Virginia / Envisioned to support supply of the patented Siemens Gamesa Offshore IntegralBlades / When fully operational, the blade facility would create approximately 260 jobs / Total cost estimate over $200 million including over $80 million investments for buildings and equipment at the Portsmouth Marine Terminal / Facility intended to support Dominion Energy’s 2.6 GW Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Commercial Project for which additional ~ 50 service jobs would be created

Siemens Gamesa celebrates long-term East Anglia ONE offshore service extension

Full scope agreement signed, including offshore logistics and jack-up vessel supply / Tripling of service contract duration from 5 to 15 years

First Siemens Gamesa offshore wind turbine nacelle assembly facility outside of Europe starts regular operations in Taichung Harbor / Taiwan’s first locally-assembled offshore wind turbine nacelle was ready in August 2021 / Facility accelerated by firm order to supply Ørsted’s 900 MW Greater Changhua 1 & 2a project; will also fully support future Siemens Gamesa projects in Asia Pacific / Siemens Gamesa invests in local talents for ramp up of production; approximately 80 professionals trained and working already

The company has increased the rating of its Siemens Gamesa 5.X onshore platform, which will be now composed by the SG 6.6-155 and the SG 6.6-170 turbines / Siemens Gamesa advances its ambition to be a key player in the energy transition offering leading onshore technology / The upgrade has been presented during industry event Husum Wind 2021

Successful offshore blade factory in Hull, England to be expanded by more than 41,000 square meters; remains largest offshore wind manufacturing facility in the UK / Investment of £186 million will enable manufacturing of next-generation blades in 2023 / 200 new direct jobs to be added / Siemens Gamesa continues to be major driver of economic growth story in region; over 1,500 offshore wind turbine blades produced in Hull since opening in 2016

Siemens Gamesa will supply 39 of its SG 5.8-170 turbines; 25 at the Ranasjö site and 14 at the Salsjö, the ‘twin peaks’. The turbines will have a nominal capacity of 6.2 MW / The deal is enabled through developer Arise and end-investor funds being managed by InfraRed Capital Partners including TRIG / The contract also includes a 30-year maintenance agreement

The company is leading the way to a zero-waste industry with the commitment to make turbines fully recyclable by 2040, with blades fully recyclable by 2030 / Siemens Gamesa advances its ambition to have net-zero emissions by 10 years to 2040, including emissions from its value chain / The company´s technological education program is part of a social program that includes diversity targets and a commitment to improve the communities in which we operate

The Tondehal 322 MW project with ReNew Power follows the 301 MW Hombal project signed with company in early July. Both are in the state of Karnataka / These are the first orders for the 3.X platform signed by Siemens Gamesa in India and strengthen the long-standing partnership with ReNew Power / The company will supply 180 SG 3.4-145 wind turbines for both projects (Tondehal 93 units and Hombal 87) which will be manufactured at its facilities in India / The turbine supply for this project is expected to commence during Siemens Gamesa’s financial year 2022

SG 11.0-200 DD offshore wind turbine receives rotor-nacelle assembly type certificate including T-Class wind speeds / Siemens Gamesa among the first wind turbine manufacturers worldwide to receive second typhoon-resistant IEC type certification; especially relevant for Asia Pacific / Proven offshore direct drive technology will accommodate local codes and standards in Asia Pacific markets including Japan

Featuring 79 turbines in total, the Dohoku wind farm cluster, located in the Hokkaido island of north Japan, is the largest of its kind in the country / Series of Dohoku project orders extend a two-decade partnership with Japan’s leading independent renewable energy developer Eurus Energy / Typhoon-class Siemens Gamesa onshore turbines specifically designed for Japan’s high wind site conditions

Unlocking the Green Hydrogen Revolution, a new whitepaper from Siemens Gamesa, sets out a roadmap to drive down the cost of green hydrogen production within the next decade

Largest preferred supplier agreement for Siemens Gamesa in Taiwan to date: 1,044 MW / Hai Long 2B (232 MW) and Hai Long 3 (512 MW) projects added in extension of Hai Long 2A (300 MW) preferred supplier agreement / State-of-the-art SG 14-222 DD offshore wind turbines will be deployed and serviced by Siemens Gamesa for the three projects

The Punta Lomitas wind farm is ENGIE’s first wind project in the country / Punta Lomitas will be equipped with 50 units of the SG 5.0-145 onshore turbine, operating between 5 MW – 5.2 MW, for a total capacity of 260 MW / Peru aims to reach 15% of clean energy generation by 2030, tripling its current capacity

Contract is for two wind farms in Zaragoza with a capacity of 100 MW and another two in Valladolid with a 20 MW capacity, at Repsol’s Delta II and PI projects respectively / The four wind farms will be equipped with the SG 5.0-145 turbine, one of the most powerful in Spain and are expected to be operational by late 2021 - early 2022 / The four wind farms will supply enough clean energy to power around 130,000 households and prevent the emission of 430,000 tonnes of CO2

The contracts will see the supply of 6 SG 5.8-170 turbines to a site at Grevekulla and 8 of the same model to the site of Skåramåla, both in Sweden / Three contracts signed with emerging independent renewable energy producer European Energy in Sweden in under 6 months / The projects for 86 MW in total are due to be installed in 2022 and include 20-year maintenance contracts / The Siemens Gamesa 5.X platform has gathered over 1 GW of orders in Sweden split over 15 projects

Deal signed with Energiekontor will see the installation of 8 SG 5.8-155 turbines at Longhill Burn wind farm in West Lothian, near Edinburgh / The turbines will be among the largest ever installed in the UK, with a rotor diameter of 155 meters to optimize power capacity / Contract underpins renewed growth of onshore wind power in the UK at a time of accelerated offshore growth

Firm order awarded for delivery of 64 SWT-7.0-154 offshore wind turbines & 15-year service and maintenance agreement / Second firm order with EDF Renewables-Enbridge-wpd consortium increases collaboration capacity in France to approx.1 GW / Nacelles and blades to be produced at Siemens Gamesa’s manufacturing facility in Le Havre currently under construction

Contract executed for the delivery of the 69 SG 11.0-200 DD offshore wind turbines and 15-year service and maintenance agreement for the 759 MW Hollandse Kust Noord offshore wind project / First project for Siemens Gamesa with joint venture partner Shell; second offshore project with joint venture partner Eneco / Third project of Dutch national offshore wind roadmap based on zero-subsidy tender / Project will generate enough renewable energy equal to the energy needs of 1 million Dutch households / Final conditions planned to be met in the coming months

The deal includes the supply of 7 SG 5.8-170 turbines at Fryksdalshöjden and 3 of the same turbines at the closeby site of Norra Länsmansberget / Installation is expected to be completed by late 2022, and covers a service agreement of up to 30 years / Siemens Gamesa has in the last 10 years signed five contracts with Tekniska verken, and its subsidiaries