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Im Aufschwung der weltweiten Wind Onshore-Märkte setzt ENERCON auf Qualität und wettbewerbsfähige Produkte. Diese strategische Ausrichtung bekräftigte ENERCON CCO Ulrich Schulze Südhoff heute (8. November) beim Türkischen Windenergie-Kongress (TWEC) in Istanbul. Schulze Südhoff nahm dort an einer Paneldiskussion zum Thema “Advancing Turbine Technologies and the Turkish Market from a Global Perspective” teil.
‘“ENERCON Quality”, competitive wind turbines like the E-175 EP5, E-160 EP5 and E-138 EP3 as well as customer-oriented services set us apart from the competition and deliver clear added value to our customers’, the ENERCON CCO said during the event hosted by the Turkish Wind Energy Association (TWEA).
He said that the company’s focus was on platform-based, modular primary products that can be adapted at customer’s request to suit each project. This makes possible rapid time-to-market and series production ramp-up and also contributes to cost reduction and more stable supply chains. ‘We ensure “ENERCON Quality” through close cooperation with our development and vendor partners and through early involvement of our customers and service providers. Add to this meticulous site assessment and wind farm layout, active risk management and the courage to say no once in a while’, Schulze Südhoff explained. ‘“ENERCON Quality” and competitive products are crucial to us. They are our success factors in times of recovery.’
As a pioneer of wind energy technology and a committed supporter of the energy transition, we have specialised in developing, producing, selling and servicing onshore wind turbines. Pursuing our mission of ‘Energy for the world’, we have been championing sustainable energy generation from onshore wind since 1984. Thanks to our innovative wind turbine technology, high quality standards and many years of experience, we are one of the industry’s leading manufacturers anywhere in the world.
ENERCON and long-standing customer Soler signed contract during WindEnergy Hamburg
ENERCON achieved the technological breakthrough in the 1990s with the legendary E-40/500 kW. The gearless drive concept introduced for the first time with this wind turbine type still characterises ENERCON wind energy converters to this day. It also forms the basis for the new top-of-the-range model E-175 EP5 that ENERCON is currently rolling out in series production.
Following the successful fulfilment of the 750 MW turbine delivery agreements in the first phase, the companies have taken another step towards completing the 1,000 MW project by signing a delivery agreement for the remaining 250 MW capacity.
As of 2026, top model will be available with 7.0 MW and tower of 175 metres
