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ENERCON and long-standing customer Soler signed contract during WindEnergy Hamburg
ENERCON and the renewable energy company Soler entered into a turbine supply agreement: The contract was signed during WindEnergy in Hamburg and comprises the installation of 3 x E-115 EP3, 20 x E-138 EP3 and 1x E-175 EP5 with a total capacity of 104 MW across the country of Luxembourg. It is the first time, that the current ENERCON top model is sold in Luxembourg. The turbines will be delivered on a phased basis over the next two years. Each project is accompanied by an EPK service contract of 20 years.
‘The projects we have completed across various regions of Luxembourg over the past years have demonstrated that ENERCON models are the ideal choice for us. In addition to the quality of delivery and service, I want to highlight the reliability and innovation that distinguish every new generation of ENERCON turbines. This is why we are excited to sign this milestone contract (for our new and repowering projects) and embark on the next phase of wind energy development in Luxembourg.‘, says Paul Zeimet, Managing Director at Soler.
‘We are grateful for Soler’s trust in ENERCON once again to deliver high quality wind turbines to Luxembourg. Soler knows us for our project delivery and service, and we are happy to continue with our partnership together with them’, says Johan Terpstra, ENERCON’s Head of Western Europe.
In Luxembourg, ENERCON has a long history of positive partnership having worked on several projects across the country over the past several years. Among other things, ENERCON benefits of its strong track record of delivering projects in challenging terrain which is prevalent in many parts of Luxembourg where the projects are to be realised.
As a provider of integrated solutions for the connected Green Energy Ecosystem, ENERCON supports its customers in the realization of onshore wind energy projects. To fully unlock project potential, the company combines its high-performance, high-yield wind turbines with complementary solution components and services, enhancing customer benefits and the overall value of wind energy. The range of the solution portfolio, from which customers can select modules according to their requirements, extends from planning and installation to management and control, service and maintenance, and optimisation of system performance during the operational phase.
As a pioneer in renewable energy with over 40 years of experience and a deep understanding of the demands of a changing energy system, ENERCON’s scope has always extended beyond mere wind turbines. With the mission ‘Energy for the World’, the company has been committed to sustainable energy generation from onshore wind since 1984. Thanks to its innovative turbine technology, high quality standards, and an installed total capacity of more than 65 gigawatts, ENERCON is among the world’s leading renewable energy companies.
With extensive expertise in the area of ‘holistic project development’, ‘connected operation’, and ‘smart optimisation’, a dense service network, and a broad network of partners and service providers, ENERCON is a competent and reliable partner for its customers in all project phases. Headquartered in Aurich, Lower Saxony, the company employs around 13,000 people at administrative, sales, production, and service locations worldwide.
First component transports to be started shortly to project regions.
What has characterised ENERCON Service since the very beginning?
ENERCON achieved the technological breakthrough in the 1990s with the legendary E-40/500 kW. The gearless drive concept introduced for the first time with this wind turbine type still characterises ENERCON wind energy converters to this day. It also forms the basis for the new top-of-the-range model E-175 EP5 that ENERCON is currently rolling out in series production.
Following the successful fulfilment of the 750 MW turbine delivery agreements in the first phase, the companies have taken another step towards completing the 1,000 MW project by signing a delivery agreement for the remaining 250 MW capacity.
