Erneuerbare Energien Fabrik

The "Renewable Energy Plant" (EEF) launched in Germany on February 1, 2024, with a clear focus on shaping the Future of energy supply. The experienced team is passionately committed to climate protection and sees EEF as a pioneer of the Energy transition 2.0.

Nigel Nyirenda sums it up: "Thanks to AI-supported software solutions in the design and execution, we aim to cleverly integrate the key components of wind, solar, and storage, which should ensure a sustainable and secure energy supply for the future. At EEF, we therefore question the status quo and think in holistic projects."

As a fully funded company, EEF positions itself as an expert in the acquisition and development, realization, construction, and long-term operation of renewable energy projects. With three locations in Berlin, Hamburg, and WiesbadenEEF is strategically established with an experienced team along the entire value chain, led by three directors, Roman Bredlow, Niklas Hinz, and Nigel Nyirenda, to develop projects with expert knowledge. The goal is to persistently transform visionary ideas into reality, thereby creating a sustainable energy world for all. The company believes that renewable energy should be as diverse as the people it serves.

Niklas Hinz adds: "The long-term vision is to become one of the leading energy producers in Germany. In this regard, we plan to invest approximately 500 million Euros in the acquisition and realization of renewable energy projects in the coming years."

EEF has established clear corporate values that promote a modern work approach and the courage to resolutely implement holistic energy concepts into reality.

Roman Bredlow underscores their importance: "We rely on Openness and authenticity. To achieve our ambitious goals, we aim to work collaboratively with our partners. We believe in the strength of the community.

At EEF, the human being is always the focus, with our motivation being to positively impact people's lives through the limitless possibilities of renewable energy.