Eurowind Energy is currently developing nine renewable electricity generation projects in Germany, with a total capacity of 242 megawatts. These investments include both onshore wind and photovoltaic plants, covering all construction phases from initial planning to grid connection.
The largest project is located in Ohrenbach, with a capacity of 48 MW. It consists of eight V162 turbines manufactured by Danish company Vestas. Situated in a mountainous area, this site presents a technically complex construction process requiring enhanced coordination between development, engineering and construction teams.
Solar expansion and repowering operations
In parallel, Eurowind Energy is developing a 34 MW solar project in Stüdenitz. The German portfolio includes both internally developed projects and acquisitions at various stages of progress. The company is also engaged in repowering operations, replacing outdated installations with more efficient equipment to optimise production at existing sites.
Eurowind Energy’s approach is based on co-development. The company frequently partners with other developers, including smaller players, to secure land, obtain administrative permits and ensure local integration for project execution.
Regional presence and industrial ambitions
In Germany, Eurowind Energy employs around 100 staff across six locations. The main office is based in Hamburg, with additional branches in Marburg, Leipzig, Neuruppin, Rostock and Flensburg. This regional presence allows for close project management and operational coordination with local authorities and industrial partners.
The group’s development portfolio in Germany currently reaches nearly 4 gigawatts. According to David Stahl, Country Manager for Germany, the market continues to offer favourable investment conditions. He stated that operations are steadily expanding, with increased installed capacity and growing operational teams.
