European Green Transition (EGT) has released an operational update from its Wind Energy Services business, covering the three months ended 30 June 2026.
EGT acquired the Wind Energy Services business following an oversubscribed £7.5 million fundraise in February.
This second quarter update therefore covers the first full quarter in which the Wind Energy Services business has been owned by EGT.
With the Wind Energy Services business, Earthmill Maintenance, Silverford Engineering and Wind Energy Partnership (WEP) all performed well.
There were 10 new signed heads of terms, five new planning approvals, seven project commencements, and five repowers completed.
The repowering market presents a substantial growth opportunity for EGT, as wind turbine owners look to increase generation, operational performance and asset longevity by upgrading ageing turbines with more efficient technology.
The 2025 UK Government reforms to onshore wind policy, which removed planning barriers in England, have driven significantly higher market activity and investment. The Wind Energy Services business has been a clear beneficiary - with growing customer engagement, an expanding pipeline, rising contract awards and higher project delivery - reflecting renewed confidence in the UK's onshore wind sector.
The Wind Energy Services business has approximately 280 qualified prospects, representing a potential repowering revenue opportunity of £126 million. These prospects are predominantly energy-intensive industrial users seeking greater energy security and supply resilience amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and volatile global energy markets.
Meanwhile, the Wind Energy Services’ operations and maintenance business also saw robust demand, providing servicing, maintenance, remote monitoring and critical-component services across its client base amounting to approximately 900 turbines.
Anemos Analytics, in which EGT holds a 79% interest, continues to see growing engagement with 133 turbines contracted across the UK, as owners seek to extend the asset life of ageing turbines using Anemos’ predictive technologies to reduce operating costs and maximise uptime.
"The group has maintained strong momentum in 2026, driven by growing customer engagement, an expanding order book and continued progress across our repowering pipeline,” said Dave Broadbank, managing director of the Wind Energy Services business.
“Demand for our services has been strengthened by the increasing focus on energy security, affordability and decarbonisation, while our presence at industry conferences and Royal Shows has generated encouraging new business for us, particularly in repowering. With a supportive policy backdrop, a healthy pipeline and rising market activity, we remain confident in our growth prospects and continuing to deliver on our strategy."
Watch the interview with Dave Broadbank,Managing Director of the Wind Energy Services business here.
View from Vox
It looks as though the Wind Energy Services business is bedding down well inside the broader European Green Transition umbrella. Performance in the second quarter was strong, and the pipeline looks robust. A broader half-year trading update is expected from the company within the next few weeks, and that will likely show progress across several fronts. All the same, it seems clear that Wind Energy Services is now the central proposition for European Green Transition, and on that score it’s so far, so good.