North America

Founded in 1985, the Nordex Group has been a pioneer in the wind energy for decades. Since entering the U.S. market in 2000, Nordex has expanded across North America, focusing on its two key markets: the United States and Canada.

In Canada, wind energy has emerged as the most cost-effective source of new electricity generation over the past decade, adding more capacity than any other energy type. The country has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 40–45% by 2030 compared with 2005 levels and aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 (source: Canadian Wind Energy Association).

Nordex’s regional headquarters is located in Chicago, Illinois, with a second office, production facility, and training center in West Branch, Iowa. In Canada, Nordex has recently expanded its presence by establishing a dedicated team and office in Montreal. A network of highly skilled technicians and service specialists operates from multiple service points across the region, ensuring the reliable maintenance of wind turbines.

Our proven Delta4000 turbines are available in multiple configurations, making them ideal for land-constrained and certain grid-constrained locations in the U.S. and Canada.

In Canada, the Nordex Group has been offering the N163/5.X and N163/6.X turbine types from the Delta4000 series. With around 1 GW of contracted capacity, the first units of these turbine types have now been installed, initiating their deployment across Canadian wind energy projects.

With the release of the N175/6.X, Canadian customers now benefit from another high-performance turbine of the platform. All turbine types are available with cold-climate variants and the Nordex Advanced Anti-Icing System, ensuring reliable and efficient operation even in low-temperature environments—perfectly suited to the unique challenges of Canadian wind energy projects.

In the United States, Nordex continues to build on its 5 MW product portfolio, tailored to meet regional market demands. Designed to optimize energy yield while adapting to diverse grid conditions, these solutions leverage proven technology and components to ensure high performance and reliability. A variety of tower configurations adapted to U.S. conditions further enhance efficiency, supported by a robust domestic supply chain.