EnBW, one of Germany's leading energy companies, has inaugurated its Lentföhrden wind farm, heralding a significant milestone in the nation's renewable energy agenda, the company announced on Wednesday.
The Lentföhrden wind farm comprises five Nordex N133 wind turbines towering at approximately 190 meters each, boasting an impressive output of 4.8MW per turbine. Nestled in the municipalities of Lentföhrden and Weddelbrook, within the Segeberg district of Schleswig-Holstein, the project underscores EnBW's commitment to bolstering Germany's renewable energy infrastructure.
These turbines are anticipated to provide clean, green electricity to approximately 14,000 two-person households in the future, significantly contributing to Germany's sustainable energy goals.
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Christopher Sonntag, Project Manager at EnBW, underscored the project's pivotal role in advancing Germany's energy transition, stating, “These five wind turbines are not only a significant step towards a sustainable energy supply, but also proof that our commitment to climate protection is bearing fruit. We are proud to have reached this important milestone and will continue to do everything we can to drive the energy transition forward. We would like to thank all partners and communities involved for their support in this project and look forward to sustainable wind farm operation.”
The Lentföhrden wind farm epitomizes EnBW's dedication to fostering a greener, more sustainable future, with each turbine symbolizing a tangible step towards achieving climate neutrality.
