2025年德国陆上风电发展现状

Year 2025 Status of Onshore Wind Energy Year 2025 Jürgen Quentin Imprint Suggested citation:FA Wind und Solar (ed.), Status ofOnshore Wind Energy Development in Germany in the Year Published by: Fachagentur Wind und Solar e. V.Fanny-Zobel-Str. 11 | 12435 Berlin (Germany)www.fachagentur-wind-solar.de Disclaimer: The data and information contained in this brochure havebeen collected, verified and compiled to the best of ourknowledge. Liability for incomplete or incorrect data, infor- Responsible under German press law:Dr Antje Wagenknecht The Wind and Solar Energy Agency is a non-profit association. It is registered with theCharlottenburg District Court, VR 32573 B. Created on behalf of: German Wind Energy Association and VDMA Power Sys-tems Author:Jürgen Quentin Published on:15. January 2026 Image credit:© JUWI / Christian Sommer Contents Summary ...............................................................................................................................................................................5 1Commissioning of new wind turbines ................................................................................................................................6 1.1Regional distribution of commissioning .................................................................................................................................... 71.2Wind turbine configuration........................................................................................................................................................ 7 2Repowering and decommissioning ....................................................................................................................................9 2.1Repowering ............................................................................................................................................................................... 92.2Decommissioning.................................................................................................................................................................... 10 3Total fleet of onshore wind turbines ................................................................................................................................12 3.1Regional distribution of existing wind turbines ....................................................................................................................... 123.2Age structure of existing wind turbines................................................................................................................................... 14 4Auction results ...............................................................................................................................................................15 4.1Regional distribution of bids in the bidding rounds................................................................................................................. 164.2Realisation status of wind energy capacity awarded a bid...................................................................................................... 17 5Permits for new wind turbines ........................................................................................................................................19 5.1Regional distribution of permits.............................................................................................................................................. 195.2Permit period .......................................................................................................................................................................... 20 6Expected development of expansion and political targets ................................................................................................22 7Monthly electricity generation and market values ............................................................................................................22 Preliminary note The analysis is based on data from the Market Master Data Register (MaStR), on publications by the Federal Network Agency (BNetzA)in connection with onshore wind energy tenders, as well as on our own research. The data has been checked for plausibility, partiallysupplemented and in some cases corrected. Findings on repowering are largely based on our own research and interviews withstakeholders. Shutdowns of wind turbines were partially added where reports confirm them, but final shutdown has not yet been The evaluation includes wind turbines with a minimum capacity of 100 kilowatts (kW). Wind turbines are considered decommissioned This publication has been released before the deadline2for register entries has expired. Further reports that may increase the numberof permits, commissioning and shutdowns are therefore possible. Delayed registrations and subsequent changes to register entries Summary The year 2025 stands out due to an excepti