Dr. Bernhard Graeber, Managing Director and Head of Real Assets at EB-SIM, comments on the acquisition: “The integration of the Iserlohn wind farm strengthens the balanced structure of the fund and sensibly supplements the existing photovoltaic investments with wind energy. This increases the robustness of the portfolio.”

Michael Denk, Managing Director of Quadoro Investment GmbH, adds: “We are continuing our strategy of bundling sustainable energy infrastructure with stable cash flows in a diversified European portfolio. The QEEE combines ecological impact with long-term economic substance.”

The wind farm consists of two modern Vestas V150 wind turbines with a total capacity of 12 megawatts (MW). Commissioning is scheduled for February 2026. With a forecast net annual generation of around 34,800 megawatt hours (MWh), the project will make a significant contribution to climate-friendly electricity supply and enable annual CO₂ savings of around 12,500 tons.

Tom Lange, Senior Vice President Wind & PV Germany at ENERTRAG, expressed his satisfaction with the sale of the project: “With Iserlohn, we have shown that we develop technically and economically viable projects, implement them in partnership and bring them to commissioning quickly. The sale to Quadoro and EB-SIM underlines the quality of our work, strengthens the regional energy transition and paves the way for the next projects.”

The purchase represents an important step in the strategic expansion of the QEEE portfolio. The aim is to continuously diversify the fund portfolio and combine stable, long-term returns with measurable ecological added value.

A classic investment in tangible assets

With Quadoro Erneuerbare Energien Europa (QEEE), private investors can now also invest directly in sustainable energy infrastructure. The QEEE invests specifically in wind and solar projects in the European Economic Area – with a focus on Germany. The high level of standardization of an open-ended infrastructure fund makes it easy to use for both advisors and investors. It works in a similar way to an open-ended real estate fund.

QEEE successfully made its first two investments in June 2025: With the solar parks in Treuenbrietzen and Bruchweiler, the fund portfolio was expanded in a targeted manner and an important contribution was made to the energy transition. Both projects were developed by ABO Energy GmbH & Co. KGaA and handed over on a turnkey basis.

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