A historic moment for the global wind power landscape!

Global energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie has released the latest data revealing a major turnover in the global wind power market by 2025: Chinese companies dominate eight of the top ten spots in the global wind turbine manufacturer order rankings!

According to Wood Mackenzie's latest statistics, Goldwind secured the top spot in the 2025 global wind power order rankings, with Envision, Windey, Mingyang, and SANY following closely behind to claim the second through fifth positions. CRRC, SEwind, and DEC occupy the seventh, eighth, and ninth positions respectively. Danish giant Vestas and Germany's Nordex are the only non-Chinese companies in the top ten.

Data shows that driven by the market success of wind turbine models rated at 10 megawatts and above, China's wind turbine manufacturers secured a record-breaking volume of international orders in 2025, surging 66% year-on-year.

Finlay Clark, Chief Analyst at Wood Mackenzie, noted: "Leading Chinese wind turbine manufacturers are securing orders and capturing market share in high-growth regions like the Middle East, India, and Latin America by rapidly deploying 10MW and larger turbine platforms. In the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region, developers favor mass-produced 10-megawatt-class models to reduce costs for gigawatt-scale projects, enabling Chinese manufacturers to secure 95% of the region's installed capacity orders by 2025."

This shift in market dynamics is particularly pronounced in Saudi Arabia, where Goldwind secured two projects totaling 3.1 GW in orders—setting a new record for the largest single wind turbine order in the region's history.

Looking at the overall global wind power order data, confirmed orders for wind turbine manufacturers worldwide reached 215GW in 2025, marking the second-highest annual figure on record. Notably, while the total global order volume declined by 8% year-on-year, this change stemmed not from shrinking market demand but from Chinese turbine manufacturers proactively shifting their focus to delivering and executing existing orders. This strategic shift resulted in a slowdown of domestic orders in China to approximately 150GW.

Even so, the Chinese market's pivotal role remains unshakable: by 2025, domestic wind power orders in China still accounted for approximately 70% of global order volume. For Chinese turbine manufacturers, domestic projects constitute nearly 90% of their total order volume, with the vast domestic market continuing to serve as the solid foundation for the development of China's wind power enterprises.