European Green Transition plc (AIM: EGT), a critical infrastructure and renewable services company operating across the UK and Ireland, has announced that its 79%-owned subsidiary Anemos Analytics has signed a contract with Constantine Wind Energy (CWE) for the deployment of predictive analytics and condition monitoring technology. The initial rollout will cover eight Vestas wind turbines in 2026, spanning V44, V47, and V52 models within CWE's fleet of more than 200 wind turbines located throughout Great Britain. The contract represents further commercial validation of Anemos' technology platform as institutional wind turbine operators increasingly seek data-driven maintenance solutions for ageing assets.

Key Points

  • European Green Transition plc (AIM: EGT) holds a 79% interest in Anemos Analytics
  • Anemos Analytics has signed a contract with Constantine Wind Energy for predictive condition monitoring across an initial eight Vestas wind turbines in 2026
  • CWE operates a fleet of more than 200 wind turbines across Great Britain; the contract covers Vestas V44, V47 and V52 models
  • Investors may be watching for further contract announcements and progress on scaling the Anemos platform beyond this initial deployment

Anemos Analytics Deploys Tri-Axial Vibration Sensors Across Constantine Wind Energy's Vestas Fleet

Anemos Analytics' platform provides 24/7 real-time condition monitoring using tri-axial vibration sensors and event-driven high-frequency data capture, enabling early detection of turbine component degradation. The technology is designed to help wind turbine owners and operators move from reactive to predictive maintenance, improving asset availability, extending operational life, and reducing downtime and maintenance costs. The initial contract with CWE covers eight Vestas turbines — including the V44, V47 and V52 models — forming part of CWE's wider estate of more than 200 turbines located across Great Britain. The contract did not disclose a financial value in the announcement.

EGT's Wider Platform Spans Over 900 Onshore Wind Turbines Across the UK and Ireland

Anemos Analytics sits within EGT's broader renewable services platform, which the company states serves more than 900 onshore wind turbines across the UK and Ireland. The platform also includes Earthmill, Wind Energy Partnership, and Silverford Engineering, all acquired as part of EGT's strategy to build a critical infrastructure and renewable services business through the acquisition, integration, and optimisation of revenue-generating services businesses. The company describes this platform as EBITDA profitable and central to its goal of delivering sustained organic growth, margin improvement, and strong free cash flow to fund reinvestment and a progressive dividend strategy.

Ageing Wind Turbine Fleets Drive Growing Demand for Predictive Maintenance Technology

The announcement highlights a sector-specific driver: as wind turbines age across the UK, operators face increasing pressure to extend asset life and reduce costly unplanned maintenance. EGT's Executive Chair Cathal Friel stated in the announcement that the CWE agreement provides "commercial validation" of Anemos' technology and reflects "growing demand amongst institutional grade wind turbine owners for data-driven predictive maintenance solutions." The contract positions Anemos as a supplier to operators managing large, established onshore fleets — a market segment where technology-led maintenance solutions are becoming more commercially relevant as turbine lifecycles extend.

EGT Pursues Bolt-On Acquisitions While Seeking to Divest Non-Core Mining Assets Including Olserum REE Project

Alongside its renewable services growth strategy, EGT is pursuing selective bolt-on acquisitions in critical infrastructure sectors including water, energy, roads, and data centres across the UK, Ireland, and Europe. The company is simultaneously seeking to sell or partner its existing non-core mining portfolio, which includes the Olserum Rare Earth Element project. Investors monitoring EGT's capital allocation will note that the Anemos contract expands the company's commercial footprint within wind energy services, though the financial terms of the CWE agreement and any associated revenue contribution were not disclosed in the announcement.