Bad Bentheim

With our first wind energy project in Bad Bentheim in 2001, we laid the foundation for our success story. From 2026, the project will be further developed and made more efficient through repowering.

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Bad Bentheim project

Pioneering work in Bad Bentheim — Our first wind energy project

With the project in Bad Bentheim in 2001, we laid the foundation for our success story in the field of renewable energy. Two wind turbines of this type Vestas V80 with each 80 meters rotor diameter and one Individual output of 2,000 kW Have been generating clean electricity reliably ever since. Die total installed output of 4,000 kW Today supplies around 3,040 households with climate-friendly energy. As our first and therefore oldest project, Bad Bentheim marks the beginning of our commitment to a sustainable energy future. Since 2017 Four more plants in the immediate vicinity complement the location and underline the continuous development of the region as a wind power location.

From 2026 Will the two original plants go according to plan repowertto further increase efficiency and yield — and to take Bad Bentheim's success story to the next generation.

Project information:

Start-up:

03.01.2025

Attachments:

2x Vestas V80

Total output:

4,000 kW

Householders served:

3,040* *2-person household, average consumption of 2,500 kWh per year, based on annual forecasts of our plants

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“We could always rely on the Prowind team throughout the project — a true premium partner for my regional project — ensures the economic production and use of energy with a clear conscience. For a life that is just as rich in.”

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Conclusion & results

Bad Bentheim is symbolic of our entry into wind energy — and for our commitment to designing sustainable energy projects in a long-term and future-oriented way. What began in 2001 with two plants has developed into a strong location with growing importance. With the planned repowering from 2026, we are consistently continuing our pioneering work and turning a proven project into a powerful example of modern, efficient wind use in the region.