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Vestas CEO urges countries to shield energy infrastructure from outside interference

Energywatch • October 16, 2026

”China views foreign software and operating systems in wind turbines as a security risk and is in the process of replacing foreign wind turbine technology,” writes the CEO, citing a Bloomberg report.

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Concerns Rise Over European Energy Security Amid Chinese Technology Reliance Vestas CEO has urged countries to protect energy infrastructure from foreign interference, specifically citing China's move to replace foreign wind turbine technology due to security risks. Concurrently, NKT has warned that Europe's energy security could be jeopardized if European companies rely heavily on Chinese subsea cable manufacturers. Both articles highlight the geopolitical implications of relying on Chinese technology in energy sectors, emphasizing the need for protective measures. The warnings come as tensions rise regarding foreign influence in essential infrastructure. No specific attack methods or incidents were detailed in the articles, but the implications for energy security are significant. 2 sources 43

Vestas CEO urges countries to shield energy infrastructure from outside interference

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