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Country summary: Germany
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| Completed deals: | 24 |
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Germany - recent news
| 10 Mar 26 |
Germany: Munich Airport procures offshore wind power from RWE Munich Airport and energy producer RWE signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) in February 2026. The PPA has a term of ten years and guarantees the airport 40 gigawatt hours (40 million kilowatt hours) of electricity per year from a new RWE wind farm in the North Sea. |
| 10 Mar 26 |
Germany: Nordex Group receives orders from wpd totaling nearly 280 MW in Germany Long-standing customer wpd has ordered 40 turbines from the Nordex Group for nine projects in Germany. The total capacity of the orders amounts to 279,2 MW. |
| 09 Mar 26 |
Germany: Vattenfall builds combined wind and solar park in south-west Germany Hybrid park Hommerdingen-Biesdorf is Vattenfall’s first combination of wind and PV in Germany and sets standards for modern, cost-efficient, and grid-friendly energy generation. |
| 08 Mar 26 |
Germany: Vestas announces 50 MW order in Germany Vestas has announced an order from envia Mitteldeutsche Energie AG as part of its Q1 order intake. The project name is Börnicke. Delivery is planned to begin in Q1 2027, with commissioning scheduled to begin in Q3 2027. |
| 05 Mar 26 |
Germany: Energiequelle begins construction of the Lüben Wind Farm in Germany Energiequelle GmbH has begun construction of the Lüben Wind Farm in the district of Gifhorn in Lower Saxony (Germany). The project consists of five state-of-the-art Enercon E-138 turbines with a hub height of 160 meters. |
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