Total capacity Germany
Completed and in development
Gigawatt:
2194
Skyborn Renewables offshore solutions GmbH is a wholly owned subsidiary of Skyborn Renewables (Skyborn). With more than 20 years’ experience and a track record of more than 7 GW built, approved or under procurement around the globe to date, Skyborn is one of the most successful offshore project developers in the world.
Completed and in development
2194
Nordergründe was the first German offshore wind project in which all major components were supplied and installed by local manufacturers. The project provides renewable energy for around 110,000 households.
The Butendiek project is considered one of the most attractive offshore wind projects in the German North Sea due to its favourable site conditions with excellent wind resources, a favourable water depth of 20 m and ideal ground conditions. The project provides renewable energy for around 370,000 households.
Baltic 1 is Germany's first commercial offshore wind farm and has been in operation since April 2011. The project supplies renewable energy for around 50,000 households. Skyborn developed and served as central procurement and construction manager and sold the project to EnBW post-permit.
Baltic 2 was developed by Skyborn until approval and was subsequently sold to EnBW. Baltic 2 is situated in the Baltic Sea and spans an area of 34 square kilometers. Each turbine has a capacity of 3.6 megawatts. With a total installed capacity of 288 megawatts, provides clean and renewable electricity to approximately 340,000 households.
Hohe See was developed by Skyborn until approval and was subsequently sold to EnBW. Hohe See consists of 71 wind turbines, each with an approximate height of around 150 meters and a rotor diameter of 154 meters. The wind farm has the capacity to generate around 2 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity annually, which is equivalent to the energy supply of 560,000 households.
With a total capacity of 945 MW, Gennaker will be the most powerful offshore wind farm in the German Baltic Sea to date. The project will thus make an important contribution to accelerating the energy transition.
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20457 Hamburg
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28217 Bremen
Germany
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