We connect you with experienced engineering firms and expert assessors that specialise in your region. Choose your federal state (Bundesland) — the enquiry is free and non-binding.
6,300 turbines, 13 GW. No blanket setback rule, Germany's strongest wind market.
Request a provider Market data Lower Saxony →3,200 turbines, 7.9 GW. 400 m minimum setback, top-yield sites along the coast.
Request a provider Market data Schleswig-Holstein →1,900 turbines, 3.9 GW. Community-wind requirement since 2016, good yield conditions.
Request a provider Market data MV →City-state with limited turbine potential. Focus: grid connection and PV.
Request a provider Market data Hamburg →City-state, hardly any land for turbines. Focus: ground-mounted PV and grid connection.
Request a provider Market data Bremen →3,900 turbines, 8.3 GW. 1,000 m blanket setback, WaLG (Wind Energy on Land Act) target already met.
Request a provider Market data Brandenburg →2,900 turbines, 6.2 GW. WaLG target 2.2%, currently 1.5% — strong repowering market.
Request a provider Market data Saxony-Anhalt →1,200 turbines, 2.9 GW. 1,000 m blanket setback, behind on the WaLG target.
Request a provider Market data Saxony →800 turbines, 1.8 GW. Low mountain ranges dominate, behind on the WaLG target.
Request a provider Market data Thuringia →City-state, no significant turbine potential. PV on rooftops and commercial space.
Request a provider Market data Berlin →3,700 turbines, 7.0 GW. 1,000 m blanket setback, community-wind requirement from 2025.
Request a provider Market data NRW →1,200 turbines, 2.5 GW. Red kite hotspot, low mountain ranges.
Request a provider Market data Hesse →1,800 turbines, 3.9 GW. Behind on the WaLG target, active repowering market.
Request a provider Market data Rhineland-Palatinate →200 turbines, 0.4 GW. Small, but a WaLG requirement of 1.8%.
Request a provider Market data Saarland →1,100 turbines, 2.5 GW. The 10H rule under WaLG pressure, EEG southern bonus.
Request a provider Market data Bavaria →800 turbines, 2.0 GW. No blanket rule, low-wind sites dominate.
Request a provider Market data Baden-Württemberg →No problem — describe your project and we will find the right engineering firm, regardless of location.
Submit a general enquirySound, shadow flicker, ice throw, species protection, EIA, structural stability, fire safety and more.
BImSchG procedure (Federal Immission Control Act), BNK, FFH assessment (Natura 2000), EEG 2024, EIA — from application to decision.
Wind measurement, P50/P90, layout optimisation, wake analysis, yield estimation.
Site acquisition, permitting, EEG auction, grid connection, agri-PV.
BESS planning, co-location, permitting, economics.