ENERCON and getproject have signed a contract for new wind energy projects comprising 29 wind turbines with a total capacity of 193 MW, according to a post published by ENERCON.

A 193 MW Deal Covering 29 Turbines

The agreement continues what the two companies describe as an ongoing successful collaboration and, in ENERCON's words, paves the way for the new projects.

The projects are located in the districts of Gifhorn, Uelzen and Elbe-Elster and are set to begin in 2028. The turbine order breaks down into three different ENERCON models: 24 units of the E-175 EP5 E2, 3 units of the E-160 EP5 E3 and 2 units of the E-138 EP3 E3.

A Partnership Built Over Years

In its announcement, ENERCON highlighted the nature of the working relationship behind the deal. The company said the regular exchange of ideas, the team spirit at all levels and a shared understanding of what it takes to successfully implement projects have characterised the cooperation from the start.

ENERCON also praised its partner's credentials, noting that getproject has helped shape the wind energy sector for more than 25 years and therefore has a thorough understanding of both the market and the available technologies. The turbine manufacturer said it was delighted to have once again been able to convince its partner with its dedicated team and its technology.

The company mentioned thanks to getproject for the continued collaboration, accompanied by ENERCON's wishes that the whole getproject team has every success with the implementation of the projects.

What the deal involves

The contract, signed between the two companies, covers wind energy projects across three districts in Germany: Gifhorn and Uelzen in Lower Saxony and Elbe-Elster in Brandenburg.

With a start date set for 2028, the projects will feature a fleet dominated by the E-175 EP5 E2 model, which accounts for 24 of the 29 turbines, alongside smaller numbers of the E-160 EP5 E3 and the E-138 EP3 E3.

The signing represents a continuation of the partnership between the turbine manufacturer and the project developer rather than a new relationship. ENERCON framed the agreement as proof that its technology and team have once again won over a partner with more than two and a half decades of experience in the wind energy sector.

Turbine Portfolio Supports Different Project Requirements

The selection of three turbine models gives the projects a varied equipment mix across the planned developments. With 24 units of the E-175 EP5 E2, ENERCON's largest share of the order is concentrated on this model, while the E-160 EP5 E3 and E-138 EP3 E3 account for the remaining five turbines. This combination reflects the equipment scope agreed between the companies for the three project locations, with installation planned to start in 2028.

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