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EnBW has officially commissioned the 960‑MW offshore wind farm He Dreiht; despite delays and technical problems the facility is expected to enter full operation in the coming months. However, Germany’s offshore expansion is in crisis: sites totaling around 16 gigawatts have been awarded but are often not being built after Total Energies and BP won large areas in 2023 and interest in wind projects has declined. The federal government plans a revised Wind‑at‑Sea Act with two‑sided contracts for difference, longer terms and annual auctions, but industry is calling for faster solutions or the return of blocked sites to make use of supply chains and capacities. » Mere på wiwo.de

EnBW has inaugurated Germany’s largest offshore wind farm to date, He Dreiht, with 64 turbines and a capacity of 960 MW. The park is expected to theoretically supply around 1.1 million households and will be brought online in stages, with the first turbines already feeding power into the grid. EnBW cites investment costs of about €2.4 billion and emphasizes that no state subsidies were required. » Mere på n-tv.de

EnBW has officially put the He Dreiht offshore wind farm, located off Hamburg, into operation; the park stands about 110 km from Helgoland and comprises 64 Vestas turbines with 960 MW of capacity. More than two thirds of the turbines are already feeding power into the grid, and full capacity is expected for the first time in October. EnBW invested around €2.4 billion without state subsidies and holds 50.1 percent; other stakes belong to a consortium including Allianz Global Investors, AIP and the Norwegian central bank. EnBW has signed multiple power purchase agreements with companies such as Evonik, Google, Telekom, Fraport and DHL; by 2028 Vattenfall’s Nordlicht 1 (980 MW) could slightly overtake He Dreiht. » Mere på finanzen.net

EnBW celebrates the commissioning of He Dreiht, an about 1-gigawatt wind farm with 64 Vestas turbines roughly 110 km west of Helgoland. According to the company, the project cost around €2.4 billion and was confirmed by the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency as Germany's most powerful wind farm. Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider and Hamburg's Energy Senator Katharina Fegebank are expected at the opening event in Hamburg's HafenCity. The EnBW share price fell briefly in XETRA trading. » Mere på finanzen.net

The offshore wind farm Borkum Riffgrund 3 has entered commercial operation. The park offers 913 megawatts of capacity and comprises 83 turbines about 70 kilometres off the German North Sea coast; power supply contracts with industrial and technology companies have been concluded. In XETRA trading, the EnBW share at times fell by around 0.87 percent to 68.60 euros. » Mere på finanzen.net