EEF acquires additional wind projects with a total capacity of 82.1 MW

The Hessian project includes six Vestas V172 turbines with a hub height of 199 meters each and a planned total capacity of 43.2 MW. The project is in an advanced stage of the approval process and plans to participate in the EEG tender in 2025. Commissioning is scheduled for 2027. With an annual production of 90,000 MWh, the wind park will supply around 26,400 households with clean energy.

"The swift and successful acquisition of this project demonstrates our efficiency and commitment to Energy transition 2.0," explains Hajo Kallsen, Head of Investments at EEF. "Thanks to our lean decision-making structures, we can implement important projects in a very short time."

The second project, located in Lower Saxony, includes seven wind turbines (WTs) with a total output of 38.9 MW, including a community wind turbine. The wind park will achieve an annual electricity production of about 74,000 MWh, equivalent to the annual consumption of about 21,100 households. Preparations for the project's approval are nearly complete, and the application will be submitted shortly.

Florian Rosenbusch, Head of Project Development, emphasizes: "We are pleased to have incorporated two advanced projects into our portfolio with both projects. This gives us the opportunity to start realization in a timely manner and to rapidly advance our goal of contributing to sustainable energy supply."

With these projects, EEF strengthens its position as a pioneer of the Energy transition 2.0 and significantly contributes to sustainable development in Hesse and Lower Saxony.

About EEF:

EEF stands for a future where sustainability and progress are closely linked. As a creative visionary, it is passionately committed to the Energy transition 2.0 and is an innovative partner for Holistic energy concepts in Germany. With many years of industry experience and locations in Berlin, Hamburg, and Mainz, EEF drives local projects forward with over 60 employees – all with the goal of integrating these projects into their own portfolio in the long term. EEF plans to invest approximately 500 million euros in the coming years. The goal is to create a sustainable era of energy by intelligently combining wind energy, photovoltaics, and conversion technologies, supported by innovative AI software. Through open dialogues and careful listening, they develop locally tailored energy solutions that meet local needs.