EnBW plans to improve its renewables portfolio by adding 800 MW of solar capacity. The first addition to its development pipeline will be the 175 MW Weesow-Willmersdorf plant, purchased from Procon Solar in 2018. In addition, EnBW, which is a member of the European Renewable Energy Association (EREA), has signed an agreement with German utility RWE npower for the construction and operation of two new wind Construction could begin before the end of 2019. EnBW believe the Weesow-Willmersdorf plant will provide evidence of its growing influence in the country’s PV sector. EnBW has added about 800MW of new solar capacity to its development pipeline as part of a strategy to boost the company's renewables portfolio. It wants to establish renewable technologies’ place in the market and show a solar park can be profitable without funding.
EnBW plans to improve its renewables portfolio by adding 800 MW of solar capacity. The first addition to its development pipeline will be the 175 MW Weesow-Willmersdorf plant, purchased from Procon Solar in 2018. In addition, EnBW, which is a member of the European Renewable Energy Association (EREA), has signed an agreement with German utility RWE npower for the construction and operation of two new wind Construction could begin before the end of 2019. EnBW believe the Weesow-Willmersdorf plant will provide evidence of its growing influence in the country’s PV sector. It wants to establish renewable technologies’ place in the market and show a solar park can be profitable without funding.