ENERCITY AND ENERCON: 800 million for wind power offensive in Germany!

ENERCITY AND ENERCON: 800 million for wind power offensive in Germany!

The Bavarian wind power business picks up speed! On June 16, 2025, the companies enercity and enercon signed a strategic contract that will promote the implementation of onshore wind turbines in Germany. Both companies set themselves the ambitious goal of installing around 100 wind turbines in the next two years. The project volume amounts to an impressive 800 million euros. This partnership is not only a step towards renewable energies, but also a valuable economic impulse for the region, such as City and work

What exactly is behind this collaboration? The contract provides for the delivery, construction and service of the wind turbines. Important aspects are the transparent pricing as well as clearly defined delivery quantities and time windows that should ensure planning security. Over 30 plants are to be called up this year, and the partnership even has an optional extension for any future projects in their luggage.

a strong team for the energy transition

The management of both companies agreed that this partnership of the wind industry sends a positive signal. The managing director of Enercity, Ralf Nietiet, and his colleague Daniel Müller emphasize the advantages: "We have access to high -quality technology that helps us successfully implement large projects." Benjamin Seifert from Enercon also emphasizes that the close cooperation based on the market advertisement of ENERCITION is decisive for the success of the planned wind projects, as from enercity reported.

But that's not all: wind energy in Germany has an exciting story. It all started at the end of the 19th century with Hermann Honnef. A lot has happened since then: technological advances ensure that wind turbines become more efficient. The introduction of feed -in tariffs in the 1990s promoted the growth of the industry. Today Germany is one of the world's leading nations in the field of wind energy, with some of the largest wind farms both onshore and offshore, which underlines the development of sustainable energy supply. This comes from the data of the German wind industry

In Bavaria, Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein, the planned wind projects will help to expand the regional capacities and to support the federal government's climate goals. The country is aiming to reduce carbon emissions by 65 percent by 2030 and to be carbon neutral by 2045. With partnerships like that of ENERCITY and ENERCON we are on the right track.