As part of its repowering strategy, Enova plans to replace 17 existing wind turbines—manufactured by Vestas, Enercon, and Senvion—with up to 12 new, higher-capacity turbines. The upgrade aims to raise the total installed capacity to around 100 MW and increase the annual energy output to more than 250,000 MWh, over four times the current generation levels.
Enova said the repowering will modernize the sites, enhance efficiency, and make the projects more sustainable for future operation. The initiative reflects Enova’s focus on improving the performance of older wind farms and contributing to regional renewable energy supply.
René Meyer, Head of Investment and Portfolio Management at Enova, said: “These transactions are more than just an expansion of our repowering portfolio, which we will consistently develop over the next few years; they show how we work with institutional investors to create tailor-made solutions for the next phase of the life of assets. Now we are going full throttle to implement the repowering promptly with the right partners.”
Enova has prioritized repowering as a central part of its growth strategy. In the first and second quarters of this year alone, the company expanded its repowering portfolio by over 400 MW. The latest acquisition strengthens its position in the renewable energy sector and supports its long-term goals of improving wind farm performance and supporting sustainable energy infrastructure.
The company indicated that additional acquisitions and repowering projects are expected later this year, continuing its efforts to upgrade aging wind power assets and align them with current technological and efficiency standards. By focusing on strategic repowering, Enova aims to contribute to energy transition goals and ensure a stable, clean electricity supply in the regions where it operates.
