The clean energy sector in Germany has taken another decisive step forward as NEAG Norddeutsche Energie announced fresh financing for the construction of two wind farms. In an era where energy transition is more than just a buzzword, the backing of major funds like RGREEN INVEST underscores the strong momentum driving renewable energy growth across Europe. This development not only reflects investor confidence in the sector but also highlights Germany’s continued leadership in wind power.

NEAG has successfully secured $67.56 million from RGREEN INVEST in the form of a construction bridge facility. Such financing is tailored to accelerate the development of onshore wind projects, ensuring that construction timelines are met efficiently. For RGREEN INVEST, a French fund manager with a strong track record in climate-resilient infrastructure, this move aligns seamlessly with their broader mission of supporting energy transition projects across Europe. Notably, this is NEAG’s second bridge financing transaction in 2025, signaling a robust financial strategy to scale renewable assets.

The proceeds will directly fund two onshore wind projects located in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Saxony-Anhalt. Together, these projects will add 44 MW of clean energy capacity to Germany’s grid. The wind farms will deploy state-of-the-art turbines manufactured by eno energy, reinforcing the use of advanced German engineering to maximize efficiency and output. What makes these assets even more attractive is their inclusion under Germany’s Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG), which guarantees long-term feed-in tariffs, providing both stability and investor confidence.

Behind the scenes, a team of experienced advisors played a key role in ensuring the smooth execution of this deal. Capcora acted as the exclusive financial advisor to NEAG, offering strategic guidance throughout the transaction. Legal expertise was provided by Terpitz Rechtsanwaltskanzlei for NEAG and Simmons & Simmons Germany for the lenders, ensuring that all parties were aligned on regulatory and contractual obligations. Their combined efforts highlight the importance of strong advisory partnerships in advancing renewable infrastructure projects of this scale.

As Germany continues to push the boundaries of renewable energy development, financing partnerships like this one will remain pivotal in shaping the country’s green future. NEAG’s latest milestone not only strengthens its portfolio but also reinforces the role of collaborative financing in driving Europe closer to its climate goals.
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