en.Wedoany.com Reported - Blackstone and Eurowind Energy have entered into a cooperation agreement to jointly invest €2 billion in the development of energy parks across Europe. Under the agreement, Eurowind Energy, as the project developer, contributes industry knowledge and technical expertise, while Blackstone, as the financial investor, injects capital. Germany is at the core of this investment plan.

Germany is one of Eurowind Energy's core markets. Currently, the company has over 300 megawatts of projects under construction in Germany, roughly equivalent to the scale of 50 modern wind turbines. The company also holds a development pipeline of 4.6 gigawatts. With the new capital injection, project development in Germany will receive financial security and be significantly accelerated.

Eurowind Energy's business model covers the entire chain of planning, development, construction, and operation. The company employs a sector coupling approach to build energy parks, planning power generation, conversion, storage, and consumption as integrated projects to maximize output from available land. Once completed, its energy parks are operated by the company itself and are not sold. David Christopher Stahl, Managing Director of Eurowind Energy Germany, stated: "We have a strong and high-quality project portfolio. The expansion of renewable energy requires a solid capital foundation. This is a perfect combination. We are proud to be a key developer and operator of renewable energy projects providing clean energy."

Currently, the German wind power market is under pressure, with some market participants finding it difficult to advance projects under existing conditions. David Christopher Stahl also stated: "Through the partnership with Blackstone, we have gained the opportunity for further growth. When the wind picks up, we know how to best harness these forces—in the truest sense of the word." He revealed that the company is currently seeking partners, wind power projects at various permitting stages, as well as operational wind farms, with aging assets suitable for repowering also being a key acquisition focus.

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