Sunday, 14/12/2025 | 16:22 GMT+7
German solar and wind parks operator Capital Stage AG (ETR:CAP) today said it has acquired a 7.5-MW wind farm in Germany.
This is the third wind park that the company buys from Bremen-based Energiekontor AG. The total investment in the project, including project debt financing, is EUR 20 million (USD 22m).

The wind park is part of a repowering project in North Rhine-Westphalia. It consists of three General Electric turbines and is expected to be fully operational during the fourth quarter of 2016. The plant benefits from a feed-in tariff (FiT) of EUR 0.0848 per kWh for 20 years.
Capital Stage said the acquisition increased its wind capacity to over 140 MW and its total solar and wind capacity "to significantly more than 600 MW."
The company has launched a public exchange offer to acquire all outstanding shares of local peer Chorus Clean Energy AG (FRA:CU1). The latter last week recommended that its stockholders accept the takeover offer.
Seenews.com
Enhancing capacity to develop and implement energy efficiency policies at local level
Bosch Vietnam Plant Benefits from Investment in Energy Efficiency
Webinar 2: “Financial Support for Energy Efficiency Enterprises – Opportunities and Challenges”
Vietnamese enterprises achieve green growth and cut costs through energy efficiency
Capacity Building for Program Implementing Entity
Promoting Energy Efficiency for Technical Staff of Brick and Ceramic Sector
Enhance Energy Efficiency Knowledge for Managers of Cement Industrial Enterprises