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EnBW’s September 17, 2026 inauguration release publishes approximately €2.4 billion investment and 960 MW installed output. All 64 turbines are built; commissioning is proceeding in stages and full commissioning is expected in the following months. Inauguration is not a claim of complete commercial operation. Published project rating: 960 MW. Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production
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EnBW’s September 17, 2026 inauguration release publishes approximately €2.4 billion investment and 960 MW installed output. All 64 turbines are built; commissioning is proceeding in stages and full commissioning is expected in the following months. Inauguration is not a claim of complete commercial operation.[2]
EnBW’s September 17, 2026 inauguration release publishes approximately €2.4 billion investment and 960 MW installed output. All 64 turbines are built; commissioning is proceeding in stages and full commissioning is expected in the following months. Inauguration is not a claim of complete commercial operation. Published project rating: 960 MW. Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production[2]
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He Dreiht project image supplied with EnBW’s September 17, 2026 inauguration announcement. Full commissioning was still proceeding in stages. Credit: EnBW / Rolf Otzipka. Operator source page; original image.