enercity has started the construction of the 45 MW wind farm located East of Osnabrück, in the North Rhine-Westphalian district of Minden-Lübbecke, Germany.
The facility consists of ten Nordex N-149 turbines, each with an output of 4.5 MW and a hub height of 125 meters, and will be part of the enercity wind farm in Stemwede.
The project is designed to have an annual production of the wind farm is around 96,000 MWh which corresponds to the needs of more than 38,000 households, and offsets up to 38,400 tons of CO2 annually. With this project, enercity is once again investing around EUR70 million (US$75.77 million) in the consistent expansion of renewable electricity generation.
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