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Arkona
A fully operational 378 megawatts offshore wind park located 35 kilometers northeast of Rügen, an island in the German Baltic Sea
Investment year
2019
Ownership stake
25%
Industrial Partner
60 Siemens SWT-6.0-154 PB HWRT Wind Turbine Generators
Energy Infrastructure Partners joined this project subsequent to the full commissioning of Arkona in March 2019. Through the implementation of a well-suited operational and monitoring strategy, the wind farm is projected to have a substantial remaining useful life (RUL) spanning several decades.
Moreover, collaborating with co-shareholders RWE and Equinor, renowned as top-tier and seasoned European energy and power corporations, significantly contributes to Germany’s strategic initiative toward a low-carbon economy transition.
Maximizing investor returns while supporting Germany’s energy transition
Robust returns
Provides robust returns to investor as a remaining asset under the German fixed feed-in tariff mechanism.
Industry standards
Sets new industry standards and reduces seabed emissions with an innovative anti-corrosion thermal spray application process.
Carbon dioxide savings
Supplies approximately 400,000 German households with renewable energy, saving nearly one million tons of CO2 every year.
Reduced emissions
Benefits from the expertise of co-shareholders with strong track records in offshore wind, a long remaining useful life and consistently high wind speeds.
renewable energy generation assets
Plenitude
Plenitude’s business model combines renewable energy generation assets, retail services for homes and businesses and charging points for electric vehicles into a diversified platform spanning the entire energy value chain.
2024
Renewables
Global
Offshore wind farm
Wikinger
An offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea that produces clean, carbon-free electricity under Germany’s feed-in tariff regime, contributing to the country’s green energy ambitions.
Renewables
Germany
2022
European Energy Infrastructure
Electra
An innovative French company dedicated to revolutionizing electric vehicle charging.
System flexibility
Global
2023
European Energy Infrastructure
Fluxys
One of the largest European owners and operators of supply-critical energy transmission infrastructure, operating 28,000 km of pipelines for energy molecules.
Transmission
Global
2023
European Energy Infrastructure
Repsol Renovables
The global renewables arm of Repsol, the Spanish oil and gas giant with nearly 100 years of history in the energy industry.
Renewables
Global
2022
European Energy Infrastructure
Boralex France
Boralex France is the third-largest wind power supplier in France – and the largest private player overall – with more than 70 strategically positioned wind and solar plants.
Renewables
France
2022
European Energy Infrastructure
BayWa r.e.
Targeting 3 gigawatts of solar and wind capacity by 2028, BayWa r.e. is building a global diversified renewables platform.
Renewables
Global
2021
Swiss Energy Infrastructure
Alpiq
One of Switzerland’s three system-critical utilities, Alpiq operates one of the most impressive hydropower portfolios in Europe as an anchor at the heart of the continent’s energy system
System flexibility
Switzerland
2019
European Energy Infrastructure
Sunscreen
An integrated platform of mid-sized photovoltaic assets operating under attractive regulations in some of Europe’s sunniest regions.
Renewables
Italy
2018
Swiss Energy Infrastructure
Swissgrid
As Switzerland’s national grid operator, Swissgrid oversees the operation, maintenance, modernization and expansion of 6,700 kilometers of high-voltage grid infrastructure
Transmission
Switzerland
2014