Nordsee Ost wind farm is a wind farm in Germany with a capacity of 332 MW, commissioned in 2017. It is operating and is owned by RWE.
In 2024 it settled 322.2 GWh of electricity, a load factor of 11.1%. Part of that volume was sold outside EEG support, so it is partly merchant. This figure is apportioned across units of the same site that share a registry entry.
Its EEG support runs to the end of 2034, with later phases to 2042, after which that output is sold at market prices.
This asset produced at 11.1% of nameplate in 2024 — the 0th percentile of German wind commissioned 2015-2019 (215 assets with metered output). Its volume is apportioned across phases sharing one registry entry, so treat the figure as an estimate for this unit and exact for the site.
Sources: asset record from Global Energy Monitor; ownership from the Marktstammdatenregister (DL-DE-BY-2.0); output and subsidy status measured from EEG settlement data for 2024, not modelled; ownership established by research against rwe.com (2025); commissioning date and grid connection from EEG-Anlagenstammdaten, with the support end year derived from the EEG’s 20-year tenor. All Germany assets