Blue Elephant Energy acquires 381 MW wind portfolio from WIND-projekt
Blue Elephant Energy (BEE) acquired a 381 MW operational onshore wind portfolio across northern Germany from WIND-projekt for an estimated €650 million, significantly expanding its European renewable generation capacity.
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- Blue Elephant Energy acquired 381 MW of operational onshore wind capacity.
- The portfolio is located across Rostock, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, in northern Germany.
- The estimated transaction value reached €650 million, valuing the assets at approximately €1.7 million per megawatt.
- WIND-projekt, the seller, possesses over 30 years of experience in German onshore wind development and operation.
- White & Case, a global law firm with over 2,600 lawyers, provided legal counsel to the buyer.
- The deal was announced on March 14, 2026.
Source Intelligence
The acquisition was completed by March 14, 2026. "Blue Elephant Energy completes 381 MW wind portfolio purchase with legal counsel from White & Case by Prince March 14, 2026". Following the purchase, Blue Elephant’s German wind capacity will rise to 533 MW. "Following the purchase, Blue Elephant’s German wind capacity will rise to 533 MW". The entire portfolio is projected to generate annual electricity sufficient to meet the power needs of roughly 33,000 households. "The entire portfolio is projected to generate annual electricity sufficient to meet the power needs of roughly 33,000 households.". Blue Elephant Energy was founded in 2026 and is based in Hamburg, Germany. "One of the companies leading the charge is Blue Elephant Energy, founded in 2026 and based in Hamburg, Germany.". Infrastructure investor Antin purchased a 70% stake in Blue Elephant Energy. "infrastructure investor Antin purchased 70% stake in the company".
"Blue Elephant Energy completes 381 MW wind portfolio purchase"
"Blue Elephant Energy’s acquisition of the 381 MW portfolio from Rostock-based WIND-projekt"
"legal counsel from White & Case"
"The law firm’s energy and infrastructure team, led by partners Thyl Hassler in Düsseldorf"
"and Stefan Koch in Frankfurt, was responsible for the deal."
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