European Green Transition (AIM:EGT), the AIM-listed critical infrastructure services company, said its Wind Energy Services business signed 10 new repowering heads of terms in the second quarter, lifting its total orderbook to 65 from 55 at the end of the first quarter.
Completed repowers rose to 8 from 3 over the same period, while project commencements with deposits received climbed to 20 from 13.
Planning approvals reached 30, up from 25 in the first quarter.
The company linked the momentum to 2025 UK government reforms that removed planning barriers for onshore wind in England, which it said has driven higher market activity and investment across the sector.
Wind Energy Services is now engaging with around 280 qualified prospects across its around 900-turbine client base, representing a potential repowering revenue opportunity of £126 million.
Anemos Analytics, the predictive-maintenance unit in which EGT holds a 79% stake, has 133 turbines under contract in the UK as owners look to extend the life of ageing assets.
"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," said Dave Broadbank, Managing Director of the Wind Energy Services business.
The company plans to publish its first-half 2026 trading update in the coming weeks.
