Geschäftsfeld: Wind

Our 400th plant is located in Kunow

A new Vestas V150 wind turbine with a nominal electrical output of 6.0 has been installed at Groß Welle. The plant is expected to produce around 14 million kilowatt hours of electricity per year at the site.

The turbine has a hub height of 169 metres above ground and a total height of 244 metres.

Over its entire service life, it will save around 111,100 tons of CO₂ and supply 8,700 people with clean electricity every year.

Neraly one million kWh of electricity for almost 56,000 people

Five Vestas V 150 wind turbines are to be installed and operated at the Reifferscheid site. The new wind turbines each have a name plate capacity of 6.0 MW and are expected to generate 18,000,000 kWh of electricity per year at the site.

Over their entire service life, they will save almost 600,000 tonnes of CO₂ and supply 56,000 people with clean electricity every year.

Repowering, means two more powerful turbines for Groß Welle wind farm

We are planning to replace two existing 2.0 MW Vestas V90 wind turbines at Groß Welle in the Prignitz district with two more powerful 6.0 MW Vestas V150 wind turbines. The turbines are expected to generate approximately 13 million kWh of electricity per year at the site. The proposed turbines are part of a 41-turbine wind farm. Four additional turbines have already been approved.

Over their entire service life, they will save approximately 188,500 tons of CO₂ and provide clean electricity to approximately 16,000 people each year.

One of the most modern turbines for Struth – the Vestas V 172

It is planned to install and operate four Vestas V 172 wind turbines at the Struth site. Each turbine has a nominal output of 7.2 MW and will generate 19,300,000 kWh of electricity per year at the site. The Vestas V172-7.2 MW is one of the most advanced wind turbines designed for low to medium wind speed sites.

The project has been in the permitting process since 2024. The application for the first four turbines was submitted in September.

Over their entire service life, they will save approximately 456,100 tons of CO₂ and provide clean electricity to 47,800 people each year.