Blue Elephant Energy acquires 381 MW wind portfolio in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and increases its own wind portfolio by three and a half times to 533 MW

EQS-Media / 12.01.2026 / 14:56 CET/CEST

Hamburg, January 12, 2025 – Blue Elephant Energy (“BEE”), a leading European operator of wind and solar farms as well as battery storage facilities, acquired an onshore wind energy portfolio with a total nominal capacity of 381 MW in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania on December 23, 2025. The seller is Rostock-based WIND-projekt, which has already been operating successfully in the region for over 30 years.
 
The portfolio comprises 37 operational wind farms with a total nominal capacity of 260 MW. Additional four wind farms with a total nominal capacity of 46 MW are currently under construction, with commissioning planned for 2026, and three additional wind farms with a total nominal capacity of 75 MW will be handed over to BEE upon start of construction, with commissioning planned for 2027. The expected annual electricity production of the wind farm portfolio is sufficient to supply around 33,000 households with green electricity each year. In addition, the wind farms are characterized by attractive locations with a stable remuneration regime under the Renewable Energy Sources Act (Erneuerbare Energien Gesetz) and long-term potential for repowering.

With this acquisition, BEE is further expanding its presence in the German wind market and strengthening its role as a reliable and long-term partner in the energy transition. Upon completion of the transaction, BEE will expand its German wind portfolio to 533 MW, bringing the company’s total portfolio to 2.1 GW. The share of wind in the overall portfolio will increase to around 25%, underscoring the strategic importance of wind energy within BEE’s diversified portfolio. At the same time, the transaction creates a solid foundation for further growth in one of Europe’s key wind markets.

Tim Kallas, Chief Investment Officer at BEE, states: “With this acquisition, we are securing a high-quality portfolio and tripling our wind portfolio in one of our core markets. In addition to our already successful entry into battery storage, this is a further step toward diversifying our overall portfolio in terms of technology. Beyond this transaction, we are planning further collaborations with WIND-projekt and look forward to continuing our cooperation.”