What does Verenafohren do?

Wind energy cooperative operating a three-turbine wind park in the Tengen district of Konstanz, Germany. Generates approximately 20 MW annually and supplies renewable electricity to regional communities.

Where is Verenafohren located?

Verenafohren is headquartered in Tengen, Germany.

When was Verenafohren founded?

Verenafohren was founded in 2015.

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Verenafohren

Tengen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

WindCo-op

Founded 20159.9 MW installed11k tonnes CO₂ avoided/yr

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Founded in 2015, Verenafohren is a co-op headquartered in Tengen, Germany specializing in Wind.

Verenafohren is a cooperative wind energy project operated by Hegauwind GmbH & Co. KG, established in 2015 by 11 equal-share members. The wind park consists of three Nordex N131 turbines with a combined installed capacity of 9.9 MW located in Wiechs am Randen on the Tengen municipality. Since operations began in June 2017, the facility has generated approximately 19-24 million kWh annually, supplying renewable electricity to roughly 20,000 households. The project includes advanced technologies such as shadow flicker control, ice detection, and demand-responsive nighttime lighting. Members include regional utilities and municipal companies (Stadtwerke Singen, Stadtwerke Radolfzell, Stadtwerke Stockach, Stadtwerke Engen, Gemeindewerke Steißlingen, and EKS AG from Switzerland).

Headquarters

Tengen, Germany

Founded

2015

Company Type

Co-op