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.
After your enquiry, we check which engineering firm in our network fits your project, your region and the required service. Regional proximity matters more for on-site expert reports (e.g. acoustic measurement, ground investigation) than for procedures handled mostly at a desk (e.g. BImSchG application coordination). Within a few working days you receive a reply with one or two matching contacts — further coordination, quoting and engagement happen directly between you and the firm; we do not become a party to that contract.
Partner firms are selected on traceable criteria: relevant reference projects in the relevant turbine class, capacity for the requested timeframe, and — for expert reports — the professional accreditation required for that specific service (e.g. an acoustic assessor accredited under the relevant standards). We do not check the creditworthiness or legal form of partner firms and accept no liability for the service delivered — that remains a matter of the direct contractual relationship between client and firm.
Hamburg, Bremen and Berlin have little relevant land available for wind turbines — demand there shifts noticeably toward ground-mounted PV on conversion and commercial sites, grid-connection planning, and battery-storage projects. Providers active in these regions should position accordingly toward those service types rather than classic wind-turbine expert reports to stay visible in our referral matching.
The more specific your enquiry, the faster the referral: project type (repowering or new build, wind or solar), rough turbine count or capacity class, state and site region, and your desired timeframe let us suggest a matching firm directly instead of going back and forth on basic details first. If you already have a preferred timeline or budget range, mentioning it upfront also helps us pre-filter for firms with matching availability.