European Green Transition’s Anemos wins wind turbine monitoring deal

European Green Transition has secured a contract win for Anemos Analytics, the wind-turbine monitoring business in which it holds a 79% stake.

Anemos has signed up Constantine Wind Energy, which owns and operates more than 200 turbines across Great Britain, to deploy its technology on an initial eight Vestas machines during 2026.

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Anemos develops predictive-maintenance systems that use vibration sensors and high-frequency data capture to monitor turbines around the clock, spotting the early signs of component wear so operators can fix problems before they cause failures.

The appeal for EGT is the land-and-expand potential: eight turbines is a modest start, but Constantine’s fleet runs to more than 200, giving Anemos a foothold with a sizeable operator and an obvious path to growth if the technology proves itself.

Cathal Friel, Executive Chair of European Green Transition plc, said: “This contract represents another important step in EGT’s strategy of supporting innovative technologies and solutions that strengthen critical energy infrastructure. As wind turbines age, solutions that improve reliability, reduce downtime and extend operational life are becoming increasingly valuable.”

“The agreement with CWE provides further commercial validation of Anemos’ technology and highlights the growing demand amongst institutional grade wind turbine owners for data-driven predictive maintenance solutions that support the efficient management of wind assets. We look forward to building on this momentum as we continue to scale the platform, broaden our service offering and customer base.”

European Green Transition shares were little changed at the time of writing on Tuesday.