Juwi Exceeds The 3,000 MW Threshold With Current Wind Farm Projects

Wörrstadt, Germany - Just in time for the world's largest wind energy trade fair, Juwi has reached a significant milestone in its wind power business. With the construction of the two wind farms Olsberg-Mannstein (7 turbines, totaling 24.15 MW) and Olsberg-Antfeld (4 turbines, totaling 22 MW) in the Hochsauerland district in North Rhine-Westphalia, Juwi has exceeded the threshold of 3,000 megawatts of installed wind energy capacity, the company announced.

Juwi's parent company MVV has added both wind farms to its own generation portfolio. The first turbines at the two wind farms are already in operation and the others will follow soon.

Juwi will be exhibiting at the WindEnergy trade fair in Hamburg (September 24 - 27, 2024) at a joint stand with its sister company MVV Trading.

“Thanks to our broad regional presence with offices across Germany, we have built up a very well-filled project pipeline throughout Germany in recent years. In the meantime, the improved political framework conditions are also having a positive impact, so that we expect further increases in the number of approvals and additions for the industry, but above all for JUWI”, says Christian Arnold, Managing Director of Juwi GmbH and responsible for the operating business in Germany.

Source: IWR Online, 18 Sep 2024