Power the
Future

We put the sun and wind to work.
For an infinitely better world.

WE ARE
THE RENEWABLE
POWERHOUSE

Brightly
Shining

2.4+
Installed
capacity in GW
230+
Solar parks
connected to the grid
WE ARE
THE RENEWABLE
POWERHOUSE

Mind
Blowing

1.3+
Installed
capacity in GW
90+
Wind farms
connected to the grid

Moving forward

 

to a greener future

When it comes to the future of our planet, we’re optimists. Handling our planet’s resources mindfully, now and in the future, is a deliberate choice we can make. If we do so, our society and economy will continue to flourish. Here at Encavis we lay the groundwork for this to happen. ...So far, so good. But how? Simple – by investing throughout Europe in renewable energy. Because that’s the winning solution! We transform sunshine and wind into the energy we need for a green future.

330+

Solar parks and wind farms 

3.8+

Installed capacity in GW

400+

Staff

Yes we can!

Green electricity solutions

Have you set yourself sustainability goals? Perhaps you’re aiming to achieve carbon neutrality. Together we can make it happen!

Institutional mandates

Are you looking for sustainable investments? We have complete solutions for institutional investors.

Partnerships

Are you looking to sell a wind farm or solar park? Or do you have land that could be used as a solar park or a wind farm? Excellent – that’s just the sort of partnership we’re looking for!

organisational structure

Green electricity is our raison d’être

Opportunities are lost if you don’t take them. That’s exactly why we founded Encavis. And within the space of just five years, our company has become a serious force to be reckoned with. Thanks to our understanding of what people want and our intuition for successful partnerships, we’ve got everything it takes to grasp this historic opportunity and actively shape the renewables revolution.

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Aktuelle Kurznachrichten

Encavis strengthens presence in Germany with wind farm acquisition

With the acquisition of a 34-megawatt wind farm in Sundern-Allendorf (North Rhine-Westphalia), Encavis is strengthening its position as a pan-European provider of renewable energies. Five Nordex N163 turbines, each with a capacity of 6.8 MW, are expected to generate around 92 GWh of green electricity per year from the first half of 2026 onwards. The project benefits from a 20-year feed-in tariff under the German Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG), thus offering long-term stability. We look forward to continuing our successful cooperation with PNE, whose expertise and project quality impressively underscore our partnership.

Kevin Devlin takes over as Chairman of the Supervisory Board

Kevin Devlin has officially taken over as Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Encavis. He succeeds Dr Johannes Teyssen, who successfully guided the board through the transition phase following the delisting and will continue to serve as Deputy Chairman. ‘Kevin brings decades of leadership experience in the renewable energy sector and is exactly the right person to lead the newly elected board,’ said Dr. Teyssen. We would like to thank Dr. Teyssen for his commitment and welcome Kevin Devlin to his new role!

Encavis acquires 199 MW wind and solar portfolio in Spain

Encavis has acquired a 199-megawatt portfolio of wind and solar plants near Zaragoza from BayWa r.e. – a milestone for efficiency and sustainability. The project combines three wind farms (142 MW) and two PV plants (57 MWp), which are connected via a shared grid infrastructure. This generates around 467 GWh of green electricity annually. To promote biodiversity, the IdentiFlight system is used, which detects birds and automatically stops turbines when necessary.

Growth in the wind portfolio: Two new wind farms in Germany

We are pleased to announce the expansion of our portfolio with two new wind farms in Zeven (Lower Saxony) and Raßlitz (Saxony) with a total of ten wind turbines and a total output of 59 MW. The turbines were taken over from our long-standing partner Energiequelle - Zeven is already connected to the grid, Raßlitz will follow shortly. Both projects benefit from a 20-year EEG feed-in tariff and thus secure stable income.

New wind park strengthens the Encavis portfolio

A new wind farm in Bad Gandersheim, Lower Saxony, around 40 kilometres south of Hildesheim, is now part of the Encavis family. With an output of 5.6 MW, the installation expands Encavis AG's wind power capacity in Germany to a total of 322 MW. The modern Enercon E-160 with a hub height of 166 metres generates around 16.4 GWh of green electricity per year. ENERCON will be responsible for maintenance and the power will be fed into the grid via a 20-year EEG feed-in tariff. With this investment, Encavis is sending out another strong signal in favour of the energy transition in Germany.

Ground-breaking ceremony for La Florida solar park in Spain

We are celebrating the official ground-breaking ceremony for the La Florida solar park in Dos Hermanas, Spain - a joint project with the GOLDBECK SOLAR Group and Hive Energy. The plant will have an installed capacity of 30.05 MWp with 43,362 bifacial solar modules. From 2026, it will supply over 17,900 households with clean electricity and save around 26,343 tonnes of CO₂ emissions per year. We are proud of our team and the strong partners who are making this project possible. The solar park is another step towards a sustainable energy future for Europe.

Bartow Solar Park: Milestone reached

Good news from Encavis Asset Management AG and the GOLDBECK SOLAR Group: With the installation of the last PV module, significant progress has been made on the Bartow solar park - the second largest solar park in Germany. A plant with an output of 260 MW is being built on an area of 205 hectares, which will supply around 96,000 households with green electricity in future. The expected annual production is 270,000 MWh, which will save around 100,100 tonnes of CO₂ per year. The project is a beacon in the Encavis Infrastructure Fund IV (EIF IV) portfolio and underlines Encavis' role in the expansion of sustainable energy projects in Europe.