Renewable energies: Wind power
Clean energy from nature
Wind power is one of the most efficient and environmentally friendly energy sources of the future. It utilises the power of the wind to generate sustainable and climate-friendly electricity. As part of renewable energy, wind power makes a significant contribution to reducing CO₂ emissions and to independence from fossil fuels.
Climate protection & sustainability
Wind energy is 100% emission-free and actively contributes to the reduction of greenhouse gases.Inexhaustible energy source
Wind is a free, unlimited resource - independent of raw material imports or rising energy prices.High efficiency
Modern wind turbines generate electricity reliably even at low wind speeds and have a long service life.Cost-effectiveness & funding opportunities
Wind turbines benefit from government funding programmes and long-term feed-in tariffs that ensure economic use.
- The wind drives the rotor blades:
The kinetic energy of the wind is converted into mechanical energy. - The generator produces electricity:
The rotary motion produces electrical energy in a generator. - Feed into the grid or self-consumption:
The electricity generated can be fed directly into the public grid or used on site.
- Municipalities & municipal utilities
decentralised energy supply for sustainable urban development. - Companies & industry
reducing energy costs through in-house electricity production. - Farmers & landowners
Efficient use of open spaces for additional income.