The Münster Wind Turbine project involves the construction of a 6-megawatt turbine for the generation of renewable electricity. The project holds all material permits, including the EEG approval, as well as a secured grid connection and feed-in capacity. The site is secured on a long-term basis for the full duration of the project, providing a reliable foundation for the operation of the facility.
Electricity generation is based on a technologically mature and proven wind power solution with a high level of operational reliability. The fixed EEG remuneration ensures predictable and long-term stable returns. In addition, the project offers the opportunity to market the generated electricity through local Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), unlocking further value creation potential.
Over the longer term, the project also holds repowering potential following the expiry of the EEG support period, offering the prospect of further increasing energy generation at the site.
Project realisation is underpinned by a clear permitting and project structure. Key components have been secured at an early stage, reducing supply chain risks. Yield forecasts are based on thorough site assessments and conservative wind assumptions, enabling a robust evaluation of long-term electricity production.
By investing in this infrastructure project, a lasting contribution is made to the regional energy supply and the local energy transition. The carbon-free generation of electricity from wind energy supports the decarbonisation of the energy sector and creates long-term ecological and societal value.