KGAL invests in wind farm repowering near Bremen
The “Rekum” wind farm is located near Bremen, on the northern state border with Lower Saxony, and comprises two wind turbines. As part of the repowering, the existing Enercon turbines will be replaced by more powerful models from the manufacturer Nordex with the intention of increasing the original nominal capacity from 1.8 to 14 MW. […]
The “Rekum” wind farm is located near Bremen, on the northern state border with Lower Saxony, and comprises two wind turbines. As part of the repowering, the existing Enercon turbines will be replaced by more powerful models from the manufacturer Nordex with the intention of increasing the original nominal capacity from 1.8 to 14 MW. The wind farm had already secured an attractive 20-year feed-in tariff under the German Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) in 2023. The construction phase in Bremen-Rekum is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2026. Following grid connection, the wind farm will feed approximately 38,700 megawatt-hours of green electricity into the grid annually.
“The ‘Rekum’ wind farm benefits from a favorable feed-in tariff combined with a robust wind resource. It offers stable, long-term cash flows with an attractive risk-adjusted return,” comments Christopher Tschamler, Head of Core Investments Sustainable Infrastructure at KGAL.
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