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Investment in wind farms

Are you interested in buying wind farms in Germany or investing in existing assets?

We put you in touch with operators who have decided to sell their wind farm.
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Wind farms
About 10 Mrd. Euro
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14 years
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Investing in wind farms – sustainable & profitable

Wind energy is a future-proof investment with attractive returns. The advantages at a glance:
  • Stable yields
    Long-term income from electricity sales and feed-in tariffs
  • Sustainable investment
    Contribution to the energy transition and CO₂ reduction
  • High demand
    Wind power is essential for a climate-neutral energy supply
  • Value growth and repowering potential
    Existing sites offer potential for continued operation and repowering
As the leading marketplace for wind farms in Germany, we bring investors directly together with operators who want to sell their assets. Thanks to our strong industry network since 2011, you get exclusive access to verified wind farms and relevant investment opportunities.
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Vestas V44 – 600 kW for sale as an asset deal. Continued operation possible until 2030 ...
Well-maintained Vestas V44 (600 kW) from 1996, fully documented and ...
Germany
Modern 4.2 MW ENERCON single turbine with high efficiency for sale
This powerful wind turbine in the 4 MW class offers a very attractive ...
Germany
State-of-the-art ENERCON with 4.2 MW – Single plant for sale
Offered an almost new wind turbine of the type ENERCON with 4.2 MW ...
Germany
AN BONUS MK3 – 600 kW, built in 1996 in Thuringia incl. land for sale
For sale is a fully functional AN BONUS MK3 (600 kW) from 1996. The ...
Germany
2x Lagerwey LW750-52 in Bavaria for sale - continued operation until 2042 !
Two well-maintained Lagerwey LW750/52 wind turbines (built in 1999) ...
Germany2
2 x Enercon E-66/S/85/5/02-18.70 Year of manufacture 30.12.2003
E66 will be dismantled by us 28 March 2026, please inquire ...
Germany2
4x Nordex N54/1000 for sale
DescriptionThey have the opportunity to acquire an established wind ...
Germany4
1x Enercon E40/500 for sale with the possibility of continued operation at the site
operator sells an Enercon E40. Enclosure. The system is currently ...
Germany
Sale of a 50 kW wind farm – GSE incentive €0.268/kWh active for another 12+5 years – Sicily (Licodia ...
Nominal power: 50 kWPlace: Licodia Eubea (CT), SicilyOperating ...
Italy
2.4 MW ENERCON plant from 2022 in the state of Brandenburg
Technical description The wind turbine was erected in 2022 and is ...
Germany
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Wind farms with location

Are you looking for attractive investment opportunities in existing wind farms with potential for continued operation or repowering? As the leading marketplace for wind farms in Germany, we connect investors with wind farm operators who are selling their assets.
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A small selection of successfully completed projects
"Thanks to wind-turbine.com, we were able to sell 12 Vestas V80 turbines. I can only recommend every operator to use this service from wind-turbine.com and his team - efficient, competent at eye level and very fair from the conditions!""
Berthold Klatte
CEO - WPD Windpark Damme GmbH & Co. KG
"Searched and found. We have found a used wind turbine over wind-turbine.com and are very satisfied with the entire process of the transaction. From the consultation to the processing, everything went flawlessly. Simply great!"
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Your investment in wind farms

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Investing in wind farms: opportunities, risks and challenges

Investing in wind farms is becoming increasingly important, as renewable energies play a central role in the future energy supply. Wind power offers both economic and environmental benefits and can generate attractive returns for investors. However, such an investment also comes with challenges and risks that need to be taken into account.

Opportunities of investing in wind farms

  1. Sustainable and future-proof investment
    Wind energy is one of the most important renewable energy sources and plays a crucial role in reducing CO₂ emissions. Governments and international organisations promote the expansion of wind farms through legal frameworks and financial incentives. This creates a stable basis for long-term investments.
  2. Attractive return opportunities
    Wind farms offer investors stable and often predictable revenue streams. Revenues are mainly generated from feed-in tariffs, direct electricity purchase agreements (PPAs) or marketing on the electricity exchange. The average lifespan of a wind farm is about 20 to 25 years, with the possibility of further increasing efficiency and profitability through repowering (renewal of the turbines).
  3. Technological progress
    The efficiency of wind turbines has improved significantly in recent decades. Modern turbines produce more electricity with lower maintenance costs. Through digitalization, smart control systems and improved maintenance strategies, operating costs can be further reduced, increasing the return on investment.
  4. Policy support and promotion
    The energy transition is actively supported by politicians. In Germany, there are numerous subsidy programs that make investments in wind energy more attractive. The Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) provides fixed remuneration and planning security for operators of wind turbines

Risks of investing in wind farms

  1. Legal and regulatory uncertainties
    Although renewable energies are politically promoted, the legal framework is subject to regular adjustments. Changes in subsidies or stricter environmental regulations can have an impact on the profitability of wind farms. Investors should therefore keep a close eye on regulatory developments.
  2. Weather dependence and yield risks
    The electricity production of wind turbines depends on the wind strength. Fluctuations in wind availability can lead to yield fluctuations. Modern forecasting tools help to minimise risks, but weather dependence remains a factor that cannot be fully calculated.
  3. High initial investment and capital commitment
    The construction and operation of a wind farm requires considerable financial resources. Investors must be aware that amortization takes place only after several years. In addition, wind farms are long-term investments in which capital is tied up for decades.
  4. Technical challenges and maintenance costs
    Wind turbines are highly complex machines that require regular maintenance. Unforeseen technical defects can lead to longer downtimes and increased maintenance costs. Investors should therefore ensure that experienced operators and maintenance companies are hired to minimise the risk of loss of income.

Challenges in the purchase and operation of wind farms

  1. Difficult identification of operators willing to sell
    One of the biggest challenges for investors is to identify operators who are actually willing to sell their wind farms. Many operators act cautiously or consider various put options before officially launching their asset on the market. This makes it difficult to access attractive investment opportunities.
  2. Verification of offers
    Even if a potential sales process gets underway, the question remains whether the offer is reputable and verified. The evaluation of a wind farm requires detailed knowledge of site conditions, operating data and economic conditions. Without a reliable source, it can be difficult to properly assess the quality and potential of an offer.
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