Which are EnBW’s largest renewable energy projects?
Together with our partner bp, we are developing three of Europe’s largest offshore wind projects off the east and west coasts of Scotland.
- Commissioned: by 2030
- Total area: 1.660 km²
- Total output: 5,9 GW
- Demand covered: 6.4 million households
Even before our strategic realignment, we opened Baltic 1, Germany’s first economically successful offshore wind farm, and a few years later its “big brother”, which is four times larger and six times more powerful.
- Commissioned: 2011–2015
- Total area: 34 km²
- Total Output: 340 MW
- Demand covered: 400,000 households
The planned He Dreiht wind farm is one of the world’s first offshore projects not to be government-funded. And it represents yet another first: We were awarded the contract for the project in Germany’s first offshore wind auction.
- Commissioned: 2025
- Total area: 60 km²
- Total output: 900 MW
- Demand covered: fsabdeckung: 1 million households
Together with our partner Enbridge, we developed the Hohe See and Albatros wind farms, the largest offshore project in Germany to date.
- Commissioned: 2019–2020
- Total area: 53 km²
- Total output: 640 MW
- Demand covered: 700,000 households
The solar cluster in Brandenburg includes Weesow-Wilmersdorf, Germany’s largest and first large-scale PV project without EEG funding.
- Commissioned: 2020–2021
- Total area: 4 km²
- Total output: 490 MW
- Demand covered: 140,000 households
With the addition of a fifth turbine, we made our run-of-river power plant the largest in Germany.
- Commissioned: 1978, upgraded 2013
- Total output: 150 MW
- Demand covered: 250,000 households