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EB-SIM and Quadoro secure 50% stake in 32.8 MW wind farm in Zeitz for renewable energy fund

Together with Quadoro Investment GmbH, we have acquired shares in the Zeitz wind farm, which is currently under construction around 50 kilometers south of Leipzig. The 50% stake is held for the open-ended infrastructure fund Quadoro Erneuerbare Energien Europa (QEEE).

The wind farm comprises six Nordex wind turbines with rotor diameters of 133 and 163 meters. The turbines have a total output of around 32.8 MW and are expected to generate around 80 million kilowatt hours of electricity per year. 1

Implementation is proceeding according to plan: foundation work began in February 2026 and delivery of the components is scheduled for August 2026. Construction of the plants will begin in October 2026, with the first commissioning scheduled for November 2026 and full completion in February 2027.

The wind farm will be constructed by European Energy A/S, an established European developer of energy projects. The cooperation supports a structured and efficient implementation.

The Zeitz project fits in perfectly with the QEEE’s strategic focus and not only strengthens the fund’s long-term strategy, but also helps to promote Germany’s energy independence. By using domestic wind energy, the project supports the transition to a sustainable, independent energy supply.

Dr. Bernhard Graeber Managing Director Real Assets

Michael Denk, Managing Director of Quadoro Investment GmbH, on the purchase: “The Zeitz wind farm is a high-quality project at a convincing location. The key technical data and the scheduled construction progress underline the quality of the project. With this acquisition, we are consistently expanding the QEEE portfolio in the European energy infrastructure sector.”

Once completed, the “Zeitz” wind farm will comprise six Nordex wind turbines.

About the Quadoro Renewable Energies Europe (QEEE) fund

The QEEE is an open-ended Article 9 mutual fund in accordance with the EU Disclosure Regulation that invests specifically in European renewable energy projects. Investments are primarily made in photovoltaic and wind power plants with stable yield profiles.

Risks of the fund:

  1. Measured against the German electricity mix in 2024. Based on comparisons with the respective national electricity mixes, model-based estimates of potentially avoided emissions can be derived for selected projects. Source: https://github.com/owid/energy-data?tab=readme-ov-file ↩︎

Disclaimer:

This is a marketing communication and is intended exclusively for persons domiciled or habitually resident in the Federal Republic of Germany. The contents of this document are for information purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice/recommendations, nor an offer or advice to buy/sell the fund. The sales documents (basic information sheet, issue document, annual and, if applicable, semi-annual reports), which you can obtain free of charge in German from EB-SIM, form the sole binding basis for the purchase. Please refer to the sales documents for opportunities and risks. The information contained in the document does not constitute an investment strategy recommendation within the meaning of Section 85 WpHG. Past performance, forecasts and other simulations are not a reliable indicator of future performance. When making your investment decision, please also take into account all sustainability-related characteristics and objectives of the fund as described in the offering document or, where applicable, in the information to be disclosed to investors in accordance with Article 23 of Directive 2011/61/EU, Article 13 of Regulation (EU) No. 345/2013 and, where applicable, Article 14 of Regulation (EU) No. 346/2013. The relevant management company may decide to terminate the arrangements it has made for the marketing of the units of its collective investment undertakings in accordance with Article 93a of Directive 2009/65/EC and Article 32a of Directive 2011/61/EU.

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