Renewable energy

Which are EnBW’s largest renewable energy projects?

Mona, Morgan & Morven offshore wind farms

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

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Baltic 1 & 2 offshore wind farms

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

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To Baltic 2

He Dreiht offshore wind farm

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

Hohe See and Albatros wind farms

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

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Alttrebbin, Gottesgabe and Weesow-Wilmersdorf solar parks

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

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Iffezheim run-of-river power plant

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

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