Rising majestically against the horizon, the wind turbines of Windpark Selmsdorf-Sülsdorf stand as a testament to renewable energy. Windpark Selmsdorf-Sülsdorf harnesses the power of the wind. It converts it into clean, sustainable electricity.
Windpark Selmsdorf-Sülsdorf is located in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. It features a combination of Enercon wind turbines. These turbines contribute significantly to the region’s energy production.
Let’s delve into the specifics. The original section of Windpark Selmsdorf-Sülsdorf features eight Enercon E70/2000 turbines. Each turbine has a power output of 2,000 kW. That gives this part of the wind farm a total nominal power of 16,000 kW. The diameter of each rotor is 70 meters.
An additional turbine, an Enercon E82/2300, was later added to Windpark Selmsdorf-Sülsdorf. This single turbine has a power of 2,300 kW. Its rotor diameter spans 82 meters.
The original eight turbines were commissioned on different dates in June 2007. The dates range from June 25th to June 29th. The additional Enercon E82/2300 turbine was added later.
The Windpark Selmsdorf-Sülsdorf is operated by two companies. The original eight turbines are managed by Windpark Selmsdorf-Sülsdorf GmbH. The additional turbine is managed by BayWa R.E. Both parts of the wind farm were developed by Renerco.
These turbines stand tall. They have a hub height of 98 meters. The turbines actively convert wind energy. They power homes and businesses.
The precise location of Windpark Selmsdorf-Sülsdorf can be pinpointed using GPS coordinates. Both sections share the same coordinates. They are 53° 52′ 31″ latitude and 10° 53′ 33.2″ longitude.
Windpark Selmsdorf-Sülsdorf represents a commitment to a greener future. It reduces reliance on fossil fuels. It promotes environmentally friendly energy generation. As the blades turn, they symbolize progress. They power a more sustainable tomorrow for generations to come.