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Baruth/Mark, March 13, 2024 – The CLASSEN and the naturwind Group recently announced their collaboration on the planning of a new wind farm in the forest north of Mückendorf. The project aims to generate clean energy for regional industry and residents, thereby making an important contribution to the energy transition in Brandenburg.
The wind farm, which is to be developed in collaboration between the Classen and naturwind, represents a significant step toward an environmentally friendly energy supply. With up to 32 wind turbines, naturwind plans to use the electricity generated regionally to supply industry and residents in Baruth/Mark. In doing so, 100 percent of the electricity generated will remain in the region to boost the local economy and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
As a key industrial partner in the wind farm project, the Classen will primarily use the electricity generated to power its laminate and fiberboard plant in Baruth/Mark. The goal is to cover 65 to 75 percent of the plant’s electricity needs with renewable energy sources. In addition, CLASSEN plans CLASSEN its photovoltaic systems to further increase renewable energy production. Thanks to its own energy systems, the CLASSEN already operates entirely without fossil fuels at its production site in Baruth/Mark.
The project will also benefit from waste heat generated by the Classen production facilities, which will be used in the future to supply the neighboring towns of Baruth and Mückendorf with green heat. Through the installation of a large-scale heat pump—which will be powered by electricity from the wind farm—the waste heat will be raised to the required temperature and distributed via a local heating network.
“As a company committed to sustainability and environmental protection, we are delighted about our partnership with naturwind and the opportunity to work together on this groundbreaking project for regional energy supply,” explains André Hennig, Managing Director of Fiberboard GmbH (a company of CLASSEN ). “The planned wind farm will not only supply clean energy but also offer innovative solutions for the use of waste heat and green hydrogen.”
The next steps include environmental assessments, parallel planning of the heating network, and negotiations on an urban development agreement to ensure that all aspects of the project are implemented in a timely manner. The CLASSEN and naturwind are committed to working with local authorities and stakeholders to establish a sustainable energy supply for the region.
The construction of the wind farm and the implementation of additional infrastructure measures will be carried out in close coordination with local authorities and stakeholders. The partners are confident that the project represents a significant step toward a sustainable and environmentally friendly energy supply.
About naturwind: naturwind is an experienced renewable energy company dedicated to the development, planning, and operation of wind farms. Approximately 70 employees within the naturwind group also manage interfaces for the storage of renewable electricity and its use in other energy sectors, such as for heat generation, as synthetic fuels, or as chemical feedstocks. With a strong focus on innovation, sustainability, and regionality, naturwind is working to create a clean and reliable energy supply for the future.
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