Enel has acquired a portfolio of two onshore wind farms in Germany with a total capacity of 51 MW, aiming to enhance its renewable energy footprint and capitalize on a favorable regulatory environment.

Target Information

Enel, through its subsidiary Enel Green Power Germany GmbH, has completed the acquisition of a portfolio consisting of two onshore wind farms in Germany, which collectively have an installed capacity of 51 MW. This acquisition is expected to contribute approximately €10 million annually to the Group's ordinary EBITDA, supported by a feed-in premium tariff that provides a guaranteed minimum remuneration when market sale prices fall below the established threshold.

Industry Overview in Germany

The renewable energy sector in Germany is the largest in Europe and offers significant growth potential. It benefits from a favorable regulatory environment that encourages investment in renewable energy sources through various incentive mechanisms. The shift toward renewables is widely supported by both government policies and public sentiment, marking Germany as a prime location for clean energy investments.

Germany has been at the forefront of renewable energy adoption, with substantial investments made in wind, solar, and biomass facilities. The country’s Energiewende, or en