GES (Global Energy Services) plans to install more than 100 wind turbines worldwide by 2025, with a combined capacity of at least 421 MW, according to the contracts signed during the first quarter of the year. In fact, this will represent a 17% increase over last year’s installed capacity, when the installed capacity was 350 MW. These indicators indicate a very positive 2025 for the installation market, both in terms of revenue and presence in new markets. On the other hand, regarding short- and medium-term forecasts, GES aims to intensify repowering work, deinstalling old wind turbines and managing these materials, either as waste or as a new resource. If the forecasts for the projects GES currently has in its portfolio for 2026 are met, the outlook for the next two years is very satisfactory both in the domestic and international markets, where major wind projects are taking shape.