News Release from Qualitas Energy Deutschland GmbH
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Qualitas Energy acquires wind energy project rights with a total capacity of 56.7 MW from a local project developer in northern Germany
Berlin - Qualitas Energy, a global investment, management, and project development platform focused on renewable energy, energy transition, and sustainable infrastructure investment, announced today the successful acquisition of greenfield project rights for a wind farm with a total capacity of 56.7 MW.
The in-house project development team is planning a wind farm with a total of 8 turbines to supply more than 38,000 households in the future and is working closely with the seller to ensure the project’s success.
“We are united by a common mission, and this partnership is our way of accelerating the energy transition,” said Borja Caruana, Managing Director of Qualitas Energy Deutschland GmbH. “At Qualitas Energy, we are focused on growth, acquiring project rights for greenfield developments as well as existing parks for repowering projects throughout Germany. We develop projects agilely and effectively, both independently and in successful collaborations, to make a significant contribution to the energy transition.”
The company is accelerating the energy transition in Germany not only through acquisitions, but also through the development, construction, and operation of new projects.
“We have ambitious investment targets for the German market. Our investment strategy aims to identify and develop projects that are both environmentally and economically sustainable. We are pleased, as in this case, to work with strong local developers on an equal footing,” emphasizes Johannes Overbeck, Head of Investment at Qualitas Energy Deutschland GmbH.
Qualitas Energy extends an invitation to wind farm operators for potential collaboration on upcoming projects. Qualitas Energy is strongly positioned in terms of personnel and finances to implement further projects both independently and in cooperation. In view of the urgent need for green capital, the company plans to invest around €1.2 billion in the acquisition and development of repowering and greenfield projects in Germany. This initiative aims to significantly expand its internal project development pipeline to a total capacity of 4 GW, reinforcing its commitment to advancing the energy transition.
Qualitas Energy Deutschland GmbH is part of the Qualitas Energy Group, which is committed to the transition to a decarbonized economy and focuses on the acquisition, financing, project development, construction, and operation of onshore wind turbines with a team of more than 250 employees in Berlin, Hamburg, Wiesbaden, Trier, Cologne, and Stuttgart.
About Qualitas Energy
Qualitas Energy is a leading investment and management platform focused on renewable energy, energy transition, and sustainable infrastructure investment.
Since 2006, the Qualitas Energy team has managed investments of more than €12 billion in renewable energy worldwide. These investments have been deployed through five vehicles: Fotowatio / FRV, Vela Energy, Qualitas Energy III, Qualitas Energy IV, and Qualitas Energy V.
Qualitas Energy’s existing portfolio currently holds more than 5 GW of operating and development energy assets, including 3.5 GW of wind, 1.2 GWp of solar PV, 242 MW of solar thermal power (CSP), 180 MW of renewable natural gas, 6 MW of battery, and 60 MW of hydroelectric power assets across Spain, Germany, the UK, Italy, Poland, and Chile.
Since 2020, Qualitas Energy has produced sufficient energy to power 1.54 million homes and, since 2021, has successfully avoided emissions of 1.32 million metric tons of CO2 equivalent.
The Qualitas Energy team is composed of more than 690 professionals across thirteen offices in Madrid, Berlin, London, Milan, Hamburg, Wiesbaden, Trier, Cologne, Stuttgart, Warsaw, Wroclaw, Santiago, and Durham
- Source:
- Qualitas Energy Deutschland GmbH
- Author:
- Theresa Tolle Marketing & Public Relations
- Email:
- theresa.tolle@qenergy.com
- Keywords:
- wind energy project rights, greenfield, energy transition