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WKN Windkraft Nord closes 50 megawatts wind farm deal
Another WKN wind farm is being built in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Poland near the city of Koszalin. The 50 megawatts wind farm comprises 25 units of Vestas' model V90-2MW with a hub height of 105 meters. Vestas is the world market leader of supplying wind power plants. The combination of location with a wind speed of about 7.5 m/s at turbine hub height, project organisation as well as equipment technology from Vestas convinced the investor Equiventus Capital S.a.r.l. The company is a subsidiary of Equiventus Holding S.A., a global wind power investment fund based in Luxembourg.
En savoir plusMichael Ostwald appointed new CFO of the Husum-based ...
As per end of June 2010, Dr. Christian Kuhse resigns from his executive position as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the BGZ Beteiligungsgesellschaft Zukunftsenergien AG. This is due to reorganization within the executive board functions of the Husum-based company group. Dr. Christian Kuhse has been an active member of the management of the BGZ Group for the past two years.
En savoir plusSwiss investor acquires German wind farm from WKN Windkraft ...
WKN Windkraft Nord AG, a fully-owned subsidiary of the BGZ-Group, has sold its wind farm "Luebbenau" in Brandenburg (East Germany) with a total capacity of 16 megawatts to the Swiss energy group Repower.
En savoir plusDr. Klaus Rave joins the Supervisory Board of WKN
The General Meeting of WKN Windkraft Nord AG appoints Dr. Klaus Rave to the WKN Supervisory Board as of April 1, 2010. With the new Chairman Dr. Rave, the Husum-based project developer will therefore have one of the most important personalities of the European wind market at its services. “Given his wind expertise, we’re delighted to have gained the services of Klaus Rave for this task,” explains Volker Friedrichsen, founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the BGZ Group.
En savoir plusNew Executive Directors of the BGZ Group
After more than six years as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the BGZ Group, Christian Clausen resigns as of March 31, 2010. Sixty-year-old Christian Clausen will now mainly concentrate on his private interests. “We would like to thank Christian Clausen very much for his work and commitment as well as for his decisive contribution to the development of our Group since assuming this position at the beginning of 2004,” states Volker Friedrichsen, the founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of BGZ. “For many years renewable energies have constantly been a matter very near to Christian Clausen’s heart. Without any doubt we owe him important incentives.“
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