Nabrawind heads to WindEnergy Hamburg with new international projects that consolidate its strong growth
The Spanish company is entering a new phase as a global strategic supplier, driven by the growing market presence of Nabralift, BladeRunner, Skylift and Nabrabase.
Nabrawind by Fortescue Zero will have its own stand at WindEnergy Hamburg 2026, taking place in Hamburg, Germany, from 22 to 25 September. The company will be located in Hall B7, where it will showcase the latest developments in its wind energy projects involving Nabralift, BladeRunner, Skylift and Nabrabase.
The event comes at a time of strong growth for Nabrawind. The company already employs more than 100 professionals, expects to end the year with a workforce of around 150 and continues to increase its revenue through new projects for customers and markets worldwide.
Nabrawind’s integration into Fortescue Zero has strengthened its financial, industrial and operational capabilities, enabling the company to undertake larger scale projects and position itself as a reliable, strategic supplier to wind turbine manufacturers, wind farm developers and energy companies across the globe.
Eneko Sanz, General Director of Nabrawind, who will attend the event in Hamburg, explains: “Nabrawind arrives at WindEnergy Hamburg at a very different stage in its history. We retain the innovative capabilities that have always defined us, but we now also have a larger team, experience in international projects and the industrial backing of Fortescue Zero. Together, these strengths enable us to offer the market proven technologies and the capacity to deliver large scale projects anywhere in the world.”
Nabrawind at WindEnergy Hamburg 2026: key facts
- Event: WindEnergy Hamburg 2026.
- Dates: 22–25 September 2026.
- Location: Hamburg, Germany.
- Nabrawind stand: Hall B7.425.
- Products on display: Nabralift, BladeRunner, Skylift and Nabrabase.
- Featured projects: Nullagine Wind Project in Australia and InnoVent Diaz Wind Farm in Namibia.
Nullagine: 188-metre Nabralift towers in Australia
The Nullagine Wind Project, developed by Fortescue in Western Australia, will feature 17 Envision EN182 7.8 MW wind turbines installed on Nabralift towers with a hub height of 188 metres. With a total installed capacity of 133 MW, the project will establish a new benchmark for large onshore wind turbines.
The first transition sections have already been assembled, the foundations are ready and the Self-erecting System (SES) is prepared to begin lifting the complete wind turbines in the coming weeks.
BladeRunner reaches customers on five continents
Nabrawind is delivering BladeRunner units to customers on five continents, confirming the technology’s commercial rollout and international versatility.
BladeRunner enables wind turbine blades to be installed and replaced without large cranes, reducing logistical complexity, costs and intervention times.
Skylift installs large wind turbines without large cranes
Skylift continues to install wind turbines at the InnoVent Diaz Wind Farm in Namibia. The system combines the Self-erecting System and BladeRunner to assemble large wind turbines without large cranes, as demonstrated by the installation of a Goldwind GW165/6000 turbine.
The project validated the technology in unstable wind conditions of 15 m/s, with gusts of up to 20 m/s, well above the usual operating limits of large cranes.
Nabrabase reduces concrete use in Namibia
Four Nabrabase foundations have been installed at the InnoVent Diaz Wind Farm, demonstrating the suitability of this solution for rocky terrain and sites where water, concrete and other resources are scarce.
Its design reduces concrete consumption by approximately 80% compared with other alternatives, lowering transport requirements, construction costs and the carbon footprint of civil works.