RENEWABLE ENERGIES FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW.

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DISCOVER WHAT MOVES US

PROFILE WKN AG is one of the leading developers of turn-key energy projects in Europe, South Africa and the United States. The business activities of the Husum-based pioneer in the wind industry range from location evaluation and development to planning and financing, to the turn-key construction

Wind farm Francofonte in Italy

and operation of energy farms and right on up to their technical and commercial administration.

Already since 1990 we have stood in the forefront of the

OUR GUIDELINE

OUR VISION

For more than twenty years WKN has been developing

We know that it is possible to supply electrical power

wind and solar projects and successfully turning them into

entirely through renewable resources.

reality. WKN projects fulfil the highest demands in terms



of quality and cost-effectiveness and thus they have made

We work to ensure that ecologically and sustainably gen-

us a leading and significant market player.

erated electricity will flow from every socket, and thus we

most experienced project planners worldwide with about

assume the responsibility for a safer energy supply in har-

100 developed wind farms and various photovoltaic pro-

mony with man and the environment.

jects. Our staff members are highly motivated and quali-

OUR MISSION

fied experts who embrace each project as a new challenge and strive to achieve the optimal solution for each specific

Our mission is to implement wind and solar energy projects

situation in close cooperation with our local partners and

worldwide. The key to our success is the WKN model for

colleagues.

project development that starts with the initial project idea

INVESTMENTS IN RENEWABLE ENERGIES ...

and follows right on through to repowering. It unites eco-

... serve not only to protect the climate but are also a very

In addition to its headquarters in Husum, Germany, WKN

nomic and ecological aspects. With great enthusiasm our

interesting option for capital investment.

has subsidiaries and joint ventures also in various other

staff work together as a team to develop the WKN projects.

countries in Europe and in the United States.

Thus we meet our own challenging requirements as well as

For many years well-known institutional investors have

the expectations of our customers and business partners.

been integrating the energy farms developed by WKN into their portfolios. Major international corporations,

Since mid of 2013, about 83 percent of WKN shares are owned by PNE WIND AG located in Cuxhaven/Germany

The completion of our quality projects is our contribution

funds associations and energy suppliers rank among WKN

while approx. 17 percent are held by private and institu-

to the success of our company and the conservation of the

AG’s clients.

tional shareholders.

environment – 100 % renewable and decentralised energy supply. Every single member of our staff serves an ambas-

We offer institutional investors extensive options for the

sador in their daily work in pursuit of the WKN mission and

acquisition of our projects.

jointly contributes to the sustainable success of the company with their creative ideas. 02

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PROFILE

PROFILE

OUR LOCATIONS Germany

Ukraine

WKN AG

WKN Ukraine

Otto-Hahn-Str. 12–16

Turgenivska St. 38

25813 Husum

Office 2, Gebäude D

+49 4841 89 44-100

01054 Kyiv

[email protected]

+380 44 227 43 93 [email protected]

France

Bulgaria

WKN France S.A.S.U.

BOGDANOV CONSULT EOOD

Immeuble Le Cambridge

Shipka 12

10 boulevard Emile Gabory

1504 Sofia

44200 Nantes

+359 2 9438685

+33 240 5873 10

[email protected]

[email protected]

www.iw-concepts.com

www.wkn-france.fr

THE WKN MANAGING BOARD

Italy

Sweden

WKN Italia s.r.l.

VKS Vindkraft Sverige AB

Stradale Primosole No 38

Strandvägen 169

95121 Catania

59146 Motala

+39 095 73 57 370

+46 141 44 11 00

[email protected]

[email protected] www.vksvind.se

Dr Jürgen Dambrowski

Roland Stanze

Member of the Board / CFO

Member of the Board / COO

WKN Italia s.r.l.

USA

Born in 1954 and bringing extensive finance experience

Born in 1965 and a well-experienced stager within the

Viale Salvatore Rebecchini

Windkraft Nord USA LLC

with him. He holds a doctorate degree in business admin-

wind business. The graduate economist began his pro-

n° 5 – Torre Sud

4365 Executive Drive

istration and held over a twenty year period various senior

fessional career in the wind industry already in 1992

00148 Roma

Suite 1470

management positions at Robert Bosch GmbH in Germany

at EnergieKontor AG and was furtheron responsible

+39 06 456 833 22

92121 San Diego

and abroad. Between 2005 and 2007, Jürgen Dambrowski

for infrastructural fonds as authorized signatory at the

[email protected]

[email protected]

worked as CEO and CFO of the companies Index Werke

Commerzbank Group. As of 1999 he has played a key

and Traub Drehmaschinen. After working for two years

role in the national and international development of the

as Senior Executive Consultant at Horváth & Partners, he

project planner PNE WIND AG. Since January 1, 2014

Poland

South Africa

took over the position as CFO of the 2D Group (today

Roland Stanze is member of the WKN AG Board being

Sevivon Sp. z o.o.

WKN Windcurrent SA

SURTECO SE). July 2014, Dr Jürgen Dambrowski has been

responsible for the whole operating segment including

Wojska Polskiego 24-26

PO Box 762

appointed CFO of WKN AG.

project development and sales.

75-712 Koszalin

Wilderness 6560

+48 943 42 54 51

+27 44 877 0564

[email protected]

[email protected]

www.windkraftnord.com

www.sevivon.pl

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COMPETENCES

COMPETENCES Project Planning Wind Energy _ Development _ Financing _ Realisation _ Repowering

Repowering in wind farm Hedwigenkoog

Project Planning Solar Power Stations (PV) Technical Operation Management Innovation@WKN

PROJECT PLANNING WIND ENERGY The heart and soul of our company is the planning and

We evaluate the resources, analyse the quality and situa-

development of wind farms. Project planning stands for

tion of a location, establish wind measurements and re-

the development of an idea up to the commissioning of

turn prognoses, provide expert reports on wind, shade

a project and this may take several years. Every new wind

projection and noise pollution in addition to commission-

farm project makes new demands on all parties involved.

ing environmental audits. Together with local authorities,

In cooperation with our partners we develop tailor-made

residents and energy suppliers we work out practicable

solutions and react flexibly to the given local conditions.

solutions.

WKN operates in Germany, numerous other European

When it comes to obtaining building permits and nego-

countries, South Africa and the USA. Innovative Wind

tiating with energy suppliers, it pays off to take advantage

Concepts, a subsidiary of WKN established in 2006, is re-

of our competence in all technical, legal and business-

sponsible for the development of wind energy projects

relevant matters. The rules and regulations applicable

on the southern East European markets of Bulgaria and

differ depending on the region and the country. Especially

Romania.

here our clients and business partners benefit from the know-how and skills of our employees and legal advi-

_ DEVELOPMENT

sors to develop sustainable solutions. We file the building applications for our clients and obtain all necessary permits – in Germany and throughout the world.

One of the most decisive factors for the success of a wind farm is the choice of location. And only when the technical inspection of a location delivers positive results in every respect, do we tackle a project.

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COMPETENCES

Our repowering services are a perfect example of the

Maintaining an optimal technical state is undoubtedly the

broad and long-standing experience of WKN AG. The so-

prime requirement for the sustainable profitability of any

called multi-life cycle of our value creation comprises the

investment. Hence for that very reason many customers

entire life cycle of a wind farm starting with the initial

have been placing their confidence in the professional

site securing followed by its construction and the future

operational management of energy consult for many

repowering of the original project and even beyond.

years.

PROJECT PLANNING – SOLAR POWER STATIONS (PHOTOVOLTAIC)

INNOVATION@WKN WKN believes in the competitiveness of renewable energies. Hence we commit ourselves to “grid parity” world-

WKN projects, plans and constructs solar power stations.

wide. The objective is to provide electricity (and deriva-

Every new project makes new demands on all parties

tives) at competitive prices independent from existing

involved. In cooperation with our partners we develop

feed-in tariffs.

tailor-made solutions and react flexibly to the given local

_ FINANCING

conditions. WKN develops projects from the idea up to

Thus by combining wind and solar energy with genera-

the commissioning and subsequent operation.

tors, balancing energy can be supplied with a high percentage of renewable energies. Innumerable areas world-

The fundamental requirement for financing any project is,

Every “Land” in Germany, every state maintains a vast

WKN obtains the individual components of a photovoltaic

wide are undersupplied with energy although they have

first of all, a sound business concept and structure.

number of building regulations and health protection

station such as the modules or inverters from renowned

sun and wind in abundance. In order to enhance energy

and safety provisions that need to be observed and im-

manufacturers. Thus WKN guarantees the highest quality

supply here, we are working with a team to create inno-

Integrity and reliability are the ‘be-all and end-all’ in the fi-

plemented. Here we virtually build on solid foundations:

standards at the best price-performance ratios.

vative concepts for providing energy to the areas remote

nance business and solid financing concepts the pillars of pro-

our extensive experience in numerous markets and our

ject success. Here our clients benefit from our long-standing

in-depth knowledge of the different stages of project re-

WKN taps into a great network of cooperation with

cooperation with credit institutions operating worldwide.

alisation.

developers. With WKN at their side, developers have a

from the grid. Combining ecology and economy driven by innovation.

strong, experienced partner who accompanies the proEvaluations of economic efficiency and continuous liquidity planning for each and every project are in good hands

_ REPOWERING

ject development and implements the turn-key construction of the PV power station.

with us during all project stages. The replacement of old wind energy turbines with new

_ REALISATION

powerful wind turbines represents the undisputed supreme discipline of project planning. Planning and corpo-

TECHNICAL OPERATION MANAGEMENT

rate challenges, the comparably long time frame for the It is particularly during the construction phase that our

completion of repowering measures, height limitations as

Already since 1991 the energy consult team has been

clients and partners benefit from the long-standing ex-

well as various economic aspects make repowering a very

responsible for ensuring the operational safety and invest-

perience of our team. We ensure that all necessary re-

complex task.

ment reliability of regenerative energy plants. In addition

quirements are fulfilled for the timely delivery of the wind

to the operational management of numerous wind farms,

turbines, organise the optimal setup of construction sites

We would be glad to support you to your advantage with

the experts from energy consult are also in charge of pho-

and coordinate the individual construction phases with

our extensive expertise in the field of repowering together

tovoltaic stations. Since January 2014, energy consult has

purpose and precision. Moreover, we coordinate the co-

with our partner, the BGZ Fondsverwaltung.

been a company of PNE WIND Group based in Cuxhaven

operation with network operators, experts, different ser-

as well as at the House of Future Energies, Husum.

vice providers and all authorities concerned. 08

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REFERENCES

REFERENCES Since the company’s foundation in 1990 the WKN experts have been contributing their share in actively promoting the dynamic growth of the

Wind farm Porep-Jännersdorf, Germany

wind energy market – a remarkable achievement. REALIZED AND INITIATED WKN WIND FARMS WIND FARM TOTAL Siebenbäumen (GER) Looft II (GER)

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NUMBER OF WEC

TYPE OF WEC

694

TOTAL CAPACITY (MW)

START OF OPERATION / DATE OF SALES

1.227,06

2

Vestas V112 / 3,075 MW, HH 119 m

6,15

December 2014

4

2 x Vestas V112 / 3,075 MW, HH 94 m, 2 x Vestas V90 / 2 MW, HH 105 m

10,15

December 2014

Nentzelsrode (GER)

2

Enercon E82 / 2,3 MW, HH 138 m

4,6

August 2014

Dargies (FR)

6

Enercon E82 / 2,0 MW, HH 78 m

12

June 2014

Kropp (GER)

3

Vestas V112 / 3,0 MW, HH 94 m

9

May 2014

Kastorf (GER)

5

Vestas V112 / 3,0 MW, 2 x WTG HH 94 m & 3 x WTG HH 119 m

15

December 2013

Kropp (GER)

3

Vestas V112 / 3,0 MW, HH 94 m

9

December 2013

Ebersgrün (GER)

4

REpower MM92/ 2,05 MW, HH 100 m

8,2

December 2012 December 2012

Hollige (GER)

5

Vestas V90/2,0 MW, HH 105 m

10

Wagner (USA)**

2

Vestas V90 / 3 MW, HH 80 m

6

April 2012

Mozart (USA)**

12

Nordex N100 / 2,5 MW, HH 80 m

30

December 2011

Suderbruch (GER)

8

Vestas V90 / 2 MW, HH 105 m

16

December 2011

Rugenort (GER)***

3

Enercon E82 / 2,3 MW, HH 85 m

6,9

Mai – June 2011

Vetschau (GER)

1

Vestas V90 / 2 MW, HH 125 m

2

December 2010

Bardy (PL)**

25

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

50

November 2010

Hedwigenkoog (GER)***

6

Enercon E82 / 2,3 MW, HH 85 m

13,8

September 2010

Giunchetto (IT)

35

Vestas V52 / 0,85 MW, HH 55 m

29,75

July 2010

Kittlitz II (GER)

8

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

16

April 2010

Wehrhain (GER)

8

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

16

March 2009

Schönhagen II (GER)

1

Enercon E-70-4 / 2,3 MW, HH 98,2 m

2,3

March 2009

Karstädt II (GER)

1

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

2

January 2009

Oelsig II (GER)

1

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

2

January 2009

Rocca Rossa (IT)**

29

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 95 m

58

August 2008

Thiré (FR)**

14

Gamesa G58 / 0,85 MW, HH 71 m

11,9

Pouillé-l‘Hermenault (FR)**

14

Gamesa G58 / 0,85 MW, HH 71 m

11,9

July 2008

Ramiers (FR)**

4

Vestas V90 / 3,0 MW, HH 105 m

12

July 2008

July 2008

Grande Epine (FR)**

4

Vestas V90 / 3,0 MW, HH 105 m

12

July 2008

Bouville (FR)**

4

Vestas V90 / 3,0 MW, HH 105 m

12

July 2008

La Vallière (FR)**

4

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

8

July 2008

Beauséjour (FR)**

4

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

8

July 2008

Vigne de Foix (FR)**

2

Vestas V90 / 3,0 MW, HH 105 m

6

July 2008

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REFERENCES

REFERENCES

WIND FARM

NUMBER OF WEC

TYPE OF WEC

TOTAL CAPACITY (MW)

START OF OPERATION / DATE OF SALES

WIND FARM

NUMBER OF WEC

TYPE OF WEC

TOTAL CAPACITY (MW)

START OF OPERATION / DATE OF SALES

Terre aux Saints (FR)**

3

Vestas V90 / 3,0 MW, HH 105 m

9

July 2008

Lüdersdorf (GER)

10

Vestas V80 / 2,0 MW, HH 78 m

20

December 2001

Mesnil (FR)**

3

Vestas V90 / 3,0 MW, HH 105 m

9

July 2008

Meerhof II (GER)

2

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 78 m

3,3

Nov. – Dec. 2001

La Pagodière (FR)**

2

Vestas V90 / 3,0 MW, HH 105 m

6

July 2008

Looft (GER)

6

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 67 m

9,9

Oct. – Nov. 2001 July – Oct. 2001

Noirterre (FR)**

6

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

12

July 2008

Apensen (GER)

21

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 67 m

34,65

Thouarsais (FR)**

6

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

12

July 2008

Hambergen (GER)

5

Vestas V47 / 0,66 MW, HH 65 m

3,3

Chapelle-Gaudin (FR)**

6

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

12

July 2008

Zinndorf (GER)

9

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 78 m

14,85

June 2001 April – May 2001

Karstädt (GER)

10

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

20

December 2007

Kuhla (GER)

4

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 67 m

6,6

December 2000

Cortijo de Guerra (ES)

14

Vestas V90 / 3,0 MW, HH 105 m

42

December 2007

Meerhof XI (GER)

11

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 78 m

18,15

Oct. – Nov. 2000 September 2000

Snyder (USA)

21

Vestas V90 / 3,0 MW, HH 105 m

63

December 2007

Francofonte (IT)

24

Vestas V90 / 3,0 MW, HH 105 m

72

June 2007

Wulfsdorf (GER)

7

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 67 m

11,55

Klein Rodensleben (GER)

3

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 78 m

4,95

Oelsig (GER)

2

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

4

May 2000

January 2007

Huje (GER)

15

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 67 m

24,75

March – April 2000

Puls (GER)

10

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 67 m

16,5

November 1999

Sörup (GER)

3

2 x Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 67 m 1 x Vestas V80 / 2,0 MW, HH 67 m

5,3

Oct. – Nov. 1999

Karcino (PL)

17

Vestas V90 / 3,0 MW, HH 105 m

51

December 2006

Kittlitz (GER)

5

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

10

December 2006

Halenbeck (GER)

9

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 100 m

18

December 2006

Freyenstein (GER)

8

Vestas V80 / 2,0 MW, HH 60 m

16

June 2006

Rosenschloß (GER)

4

Vestas V47 / 0,66 MW, HH 60 m

2,64

June – July 1999

Windenergiefonds Westküste (GER)

23

Vestas V47 / 0,66 MW, HH 60 m

15,18

May – July 1999

Wöhrden Nord-West (GER)

3

Vestas V47 / 0,66 MW, HH 60 m

1,98

May 1999

Eberschütz II (GER)

2

Vestas V47 / 0,66 MW, HH 65 m

1,32

February 1999

Süderdeich (GER)

4

Vestas V47 / 0,66 MW, HH 55 m

2,64

February 1999

Wöhrden West (GER)

4

Vestas V44 / 0,6 MW, HH 53 m

2,4

January 1999

Schönberg (GER)

8

Vestas V44 / 0,6 MW, HH 63 m

4,8

December 1998

Gerdshagen-Rapshagen (GER)

7

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

14

December 2005

Bad Essen II (GER)

2

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

4

December 2005

Bad Essen (GER)

2

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

4

December 2005

Horst (GER)

2

Vestas V80 / 2,0 MW, HH 60 m

4

December 2005

Zerbst (GER)

2

GE Wind Energy / 1,5 MW, HH 80 m

3

December 2005

Bechlin (GER)

2

NEG Micon NM72 / 1,5 MW, HH 64 m

3

September 2005

Roter Berg (GER)

4

Vestas V82 / 1,5 MW, HH 101 m

6

July 2005

Porep-Jännersdorf (GER)

31

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

62

December 2004

Schönhagen II (GER)

1

Vestas V80 / 2,0 MW, HH 78 m

2

November 2004

Putlitz Süd (GER)

5

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

10

October 2004 October 2004

Rantrum (GER)

6

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 60 m

9,9

Dec. 1998 – Feb. 1999

Wöhrden III (GER)

6

Vestas V47 / 0,60 MW, HH 53 m

3,6

December 1998

Wöhrden II (GER)

13

Vestas V47 / 0,66 MW, HH 60 m

8,58

December 1998

Wöhrden I (GER)

10

Vestas V47 / 0,66 MW, HH 60 m

6,6

Dec. 1998 – Jan. 1999

Schönhagen (GER)

5

Vestas V90 / 2,0 MW, HH 105 m

10

Norderwöhrden IV* (GER)

1

Vestas V52 / 0,85 MW, HH 65 m

0,85

June 2004

Wöhrden IV (GER)

2

Vestas V47 / 0,66 MW, HH 65 m

1,32

February 2004

Fiefbergen (GER)

Krempdorf (GER)

8

7 x Vestas V80 / 2,0 MW, HH 60 m 1 x Vestas V66 / 1,75 MW, HH 67 m

15,75

Nov. – Dec. 2003

Büttel (GER)

Zitz-Warchau (GER)

20

NEG Micon NM64 / 1,5 MW, HH 80 m

30

Sep. – Oct. 2003

Schwalkenstrom (GER)

4

Vestas V39 / 0,5 MW, HH 40 m

Hedwigenkoog (GER)

10

Vestas V27 / 0,225 MW, HH 30 m

Wönkhausen (GER)

4

Vestas V80 / 2,0 MW, HH 78 m

8

December 2002

Seelow (GER)

9

Vestas V80 / 2,0 MW, HH 78 m

18

November 2002

Nordwalde (GER)

2

NEG Micon NM60 / 1,0 MW, HH 80 m

2

November 2002

Norderwöhrden III (GER)

3

Vestas V52 / 0,85 MW, HH 65 m

2,55

November 2002

Bentfeld (GER)

5

Vestas V66 / 1,65 MW, HH 67 m

8,25

Aug. – Sep. 2002

12

Eberschütz I (GER)

3

Vestas V44 / 0,6 MW, HH 61 m

1,8

Rugenort (GER)

5

Vestas V44 / 0,6 MW, HH 51 m

3

2

Vestas V44 / 0,6 MW, HH 51 m

1,2

4

Vestas V39 / 0,5 MW, HH 50 m

2

TOTAL

694

2 2,25

March 1997 November 1996 June 1996 June – July 1995 November 1994 June 1993 + Jan. 1994

1.227,06

As per February 2015 * assigned to Windenergiefonds Westküste (SH) ** project rights have been sold ***  Repowering Project

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REFERENCES

THE HOUSE OF FUTURE ENERGIES

REALIZED SOLAR POWER STATIONS

PROJECT

TYPE OF MODULES

TOTAL Greiz-Gommla (GER) Rantrum (GER)

TOTAL CAPACITY (KWp)

START OF OPERATION / DATE OF SALES

11277 Monocrystalline

4498

Thin film

79

June 2012 December 2010

Stelle-Wittenwurth (GER)

Thin film

179

October 2009

Brodersdorf (GER)

Thin film

127

October 2009

Rantrum (GER)

Polycrystalline

229

October 2009

Wiesmoor (GER)

Polycrystalline

111

August 2009

Leizen / OT Minzow (GER)

Polycrystalline

60

August 2009

Gnutz (GER)

Polycrystalline

55

August 2009

Demmin (GER)

Polycrystalline

118

May 2009

Thin film

35

May 2009

Polycrystalline

110

December 2008

Wischhafen (GER) Tatsrup (GER) Schwentinetal (GER) Saterland (GER) Beidenfleht (GER)

Thin film

64

December 2008

Polycrystalline

200

December 2008

THE HOUSE OF FUTURE ENERGIES

Thin film

86

December 2008

The success story of wind energy is linked inseparably to

Today strategies are being developed in the House of

Brande-Hörnerkirchen (GER)

Polycrystalline

95

July 2008

the coastal town of Husum. Essential impulses for the dy-

Future Energies that will shape the international energy

Latendorf (GER)

Polycrystalline

91

June 2008

namic market growth – also on international markets –

market of tomorrow.

Neureichenau (GER)

Thin film

900

December 2006

Schergendorf (GER)

Thin film

700

December 2006

Egging am See (GER)

Thin film

1300

December 2006

Kinatöd (GER)

Thin film

400

December 2006

Polycrystalline

1840

July 2004

Höslwang (GER)

TOTAL

11277

have been radiated from here. The WKN Group has its roots in Husum. The founder Volker Friedrichsen initiated and set up a competence centre here with the House of Future Energies which focuses on all uses of renewable energy sources.

As per February 2015

PNE WIND AG Mid of 2013, PNE WIND AG took over the majority

ventures and by subsidiary companies in Southeast Eu-

shares of WKN AG. With its headquarters in Cuxhaven,

rope, Great Britain, USA and Canada.

PNE WIND AG plans and realises wind farm projects on land (onshore) and on the high seas (offshore). In doing

Furtheron, PNE WIND AG is developing offshore wind

so, its core competence lies in the development, project

farm projects, of which several major projects in German

planning, and financing of wind farms and in their opera-

waters have already been approved. An entry into promis-

tion and sales respectively with the provision of subse-

ing foreign markets is also being examined with regard to

quent service.

the offshore sector.

In addition to its business activities in the established German home market, PNE WIND AG is represented in joint

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