"I think it's likely it's going to continue into next year and I don't see the trend changing," she said, adding that the company has not yet cancelled any projects but there had been several delays. The global supply disruptions are not the only challenge faced by companies in the industry, operators of wind farms are also grappling with weaker winds. Compatriot Orsted (OTC: DOGEF ), the world's largest developer of offshore wind farms, said on Wednesday low wind speeds continued to hit its earnings, showing that despite strong fundamentals, renewables are still an intermittent technology where swings in the level of winds and sunshine have a direct impact on earnings. Vestas on Wednesday also announced that Fredriksson will be stepping down as CFO being the last of a Swedish trio - along with former CEO Anders Runevad and chairman Bert Nordberg - that has turned Vestas around and cut costs to lift the company's operating margin to industry-leading levels.