PNE sells Sundern-Allendorf wind farm to Encavis

“We are delighted to be able to hand over this high-quality project to Encavis on a turnkey basis. The wind farm will now be acquired and operated by a company that is just as passionate about the expansion of renewable energies as we are,” says Roland Stanze, Chief Operating Officer of PNE AG. “We are bringing our decades of expertise as a project developer to this project, whose core competency is the planning, development, financing, and construction of first-class wind farms. Looking ahead, we also see potential in projects like these for complementary storage solu-tions and the use of Power-to-X technologies to make renewable energy even more widely available.”

Mario Schirru, CEO of Encavis AG, added: “With the acquisition of the Sundern-Allendorf wind farm, we are consistently pursuing our growth strategy and specifically strengthening our wind energy portfolio. In the last ten months alone, we have been able to expand this portfolio in Germany by around 160 MW – a significant step towards a balanced ratio of wind and solar energy. The share of wind farms (in operation and under construction) in our total generation capacity in Germany is now around 45%. The high project quality and PNE's many years of experience in development underscore the value of our collaboration. We look forward to continuing this partnership and jointly driving forward the expansion of renewable energies.”

PNE received approval from the Hochsauerland district for the construction and operation of the five wind turbines, each with a capacity of 6.8 MW, in June 2023. Construction began in August 2024. The wind farm will be handed over to Encavis on a turnkey basis by PNE and is scheduled to go into operation in 1H26.

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