KGAL invests in Rekum wind farm repowering near Bremen

KGAL's acquisition of the Rekum onshore wind farm repowering project in Lemwerder, Lower Saxony, targets a substantial increase in energy output through technological upgrades. This 14 MW investment near Bremen focuses on replacing existing turbines with advanced, higher-efficiency technology, projected to significantly boost the farm's annual energy generation within Lower Saxony. The commercial logic for KGAL centers on modernizing German wind infrastructure, capitalizing on robust demand for clean energy in Northern Germany. This strategy allows KGAL to leverage favorable regulatory frameworks in the region, enhancing its renewable energy generation capacity. The undisclosed transaction value suggests a private deal structure, typical for specialized infrastructure upgrades. KGAL, a German investment manager founded in 1968, manages over €16.5 billion in assets, with a primary focus on European renewable energy, including wind. This investment aligns with KGAL Investment Management's strategy for long-term real asset investments for institutional and private investors. Energiequelle, a German renewable energy developer, brings a track record of developing over 850 MW of wind and solar projects across Germany, France, and Poland. Their involvement in the Rekum project near Bremen confirms their continued activity in the German onshore wind sector. The announced 2026-02-19 transaction highlights ongoing efforts by established developers and institutional capital to upgrade Germany's renewable energy landscape.