Energiequelle
Energiequelle GmbH
Zossen, Brandenburg, Germany
About
Founded in 1997, Energiequelle is a private headquartered in Zossen, Germany with approximately 500-1000 employees specializing in Wind, Solar, Hydrogen.
Energiequelle GmbH is an owner-managed renewable energy company specializing in wind, solar, and hydrogen energy projects. Since 1997, the company has planned and constructed over 850 plants across Europe and South Africa, generating approximately 1,700 MW of installed capacity. The company manages operations for nearly 850 wind, solar, and biogas facilities producing around 2.9 billion kilowatt-hours annually. Energiequelle offers turnkey project development, engineering, construction, operations management, and consulting services. The company is known for innovative projects including the energy-autonomous village of Feldheim, agrivoltaic research initiatives, and hydrogen infrastructure development. Energiequelle operates with flat hierarchies, strong employee engagement, and commitment to community participation in renewable energy projects.
Headquarters
Zossen, Germany
Founded
1997
Employees
500-1000
Company Type
Private
Annual Revenue
$150M-$300M
Business Models
Value Chain
Projects
Feldheim Energy Self-Sufficient Village
Teschendorf Wind Farm
Zeven Wind Farm
Lüben Wind Farm
Sömmerda Wind Farm
Lumivaara Wind Farm
Minden Repowering Project
Bad Gandersheim Repowering Project
HY.City.Bremerhaven Hydrogen Project
Oulu Green Hydrogen Park
Eulitz Wind Farm
Raßlitz Repowering Project
Mittelherwigsdorf Repowering Project
Werther/Wipperdorf Wind Farm
Ludwigsfelde Wind Turbine
Tüttendorf Repowering Project
Großschwabhausen Wind Farm
Krummensee Wind Farm
Certifications & Awards
Certifications
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Leading Employer
Corporate Health Award - Certificate of Excellence
Awards
National Award Education for Sustainable Development
Finalist - Großer Preis des Mittelstandes
Leading Employer
Sustainability
2.9M
Tonnes CO₂/yr avoided
Partnerships
Octopus Energy, Ingrid (Battery Storage), European Energy, Alterric, Brandpower (Austria), Helmetal eG, FEUER powerair GmbH, University of Helsinki, Turku University of Applied Sciences