Energiekontor AG: SachsenEnergie acquires Würselen wind park from Energiekontor

EQS-News: Energiekontor AG / Key word(s): Disposal Energiekontor AG: SachsenEnergie acquires Würselen wind park from Energiekontor 30.09.2025 / 08:30 CET/CEST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. SachsenEnergie acquires Würselen wind park from Energiekontor

Bremen, 30 September 2025 – Energiekontor AG (“Energiekontor”), a leading German project developer and operator of wind and solar parks based in Bremen and listed in the General Standard, has sold Würselen wind park, put into operation in May 2025, to the German energy provider SachsenEnergie.

The onshore wind park in question is the repowered Würselen wind park in the district of Aachen in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It has a total generation capacity of 18.0 megawatts. It benefits from an EEG feed-in tariff granted by the Federal Network Agency and was already put into operation in May 2025. SachsenEnergie NaturKraft GmbH, a subsidiary of the Dresden-based energy supplier SachsenEnergie AG, is the purchaser of the Würselen wind park. Even after the transaction, the park will still benefit from Energiekontor’s long-standing experience in operational management experience and optimisation support.

Energiekontor planned and constructed the wind park more than 20 years ago. On the site of the former Aachen coalfield, Energiekontor replaced the three previous GE wind turbines, each with a generation capacity of 1.5 megawatts, with three new, more powerful wind turbines from the manufacturer Vestas, each with a nominal power of 6.0 megawatts. The new V150 turbines have a hub height of roughly 125 metres and a rotor diameter of approximately 150 metres. The average expected annual yield of the repowered park is around 41 million kilowatt hours – enough to supply more than 12,500 average households in Germany with renewable electricity and save around 31,000 tonnes of CO₂ per year.

“Repowering wind parks is an important part of how Germany can achieve its expansion targets. Replacing old wind turbines with new, more powerful models increases electricity production, reduces the impact on people and nature and makes wind parks fit for the future again. With this transaction, working together for the first time, Energiekontor and SachsenEnergie are sending out a strong signal in favour of sustainable renewable energies. Together, we are striving for more opportunities to cooperate,” says Peter Szabo, CEO of Energiekontor AG. “In the current financial year, we have already sold five projects with a total nominal output of around 115 megawatts, including this wind park. And we have further projects at an advanced stage of the sales process.”