The PNE Group has sold two wind farm projects, “Wulfsdorf A” and “Kuhstedt III”, to a small group of private investors. The combined capacity of these projects is 45 megawatts (MW). Both are repowering projects, replacing older turbines with modern, more efficient technology, which significantly increases renewable energy generation at existing sites.
The “Wulfsdorf A” wind farm, located in the district of Ostholstein in Schleswig-Holstein, will feature two Vestas V150 turbines (6.0 MW each) and two Vestas V162 turbines (6.2 MW each), totaling 24.4 MW. Construction is already underway, and commissioning is scheduled for December 2026.
The “Kuhstedt III” wind farm, in the district of Rotenburg (Wümme) in Lower Saxony, will have a total capacity of 20.6 MW, comprising two Nordex N175 turbines (6.8 MW each) and one Nordex N163 turbine (7.0 MW). Construction is also in progress, with commissioning expected around the turn of 2026/27.
Together, these wind farms are expected to generate enough clean electricity to supply approximately 31,000 three-person households annually. Roland Stanze, COO of PNE AG, stated, “By selling ‘Wulfsdorf A’ and ‘Kuhstedt III’, we continue our successful marketing of high-quality wind farm projects. Both projects demonstrate the value of repowering: we are making more efficient use of existing sites, deploying modern and highly efficient turbine technology, and significantly increasing renewable energy generation. At the same time, the transaction underscores the attractiveness of our projects to investors.”
Operational management for both wind farms will be provided by energy consult GmbH, a PNE Group company. This sale continues PNE’s successful track record of project disposals this year, following the sale of the “Romescamps” wind farm in France (10.8 MW), the “Bokel” wind farm in Germany (25.2 MW), a wind farm project in Poland (72 MW), and a photovoltaic project in Poland (approximately 40 MW).
The PNE Group, listed on the SDAX, has over 30 years of experience as a project developer for onshore wind farms, focusing on wind and solar projects worldwide. Its portfolio covers all phases from site investigation to operation and repowering, and it offers services for the entire life cycle of renewable energy plants, including battery storage solutions. The sale underscores the financial viability and investor appeal of repowering projects, which are crucial for meeting renewable energy targets efficiently.
