Kinesis, a specialist project developer in the renewable energy sector, received approval under federal emissions control legislation (pursuant to the Federal Immission Control Act (BImSchG)) in early November 2026 for a planned wind farm north-west of the Brandenburg village of Möbiskruge (municipality of Neuzelle, Oder-Spree district).
The four Vestas wind turbines are planned to be spread across an area of approximately 74 hectares, with only up to four hectares actively required for foundations, construction sites and access routes. The necessary land from various owners has already been secured, and access to the public electricity grid is also guaranteed via a connection point located approximately 100 metres away. Each turbine has a capacity of 7.2 megawatts; the wind farm’s annual energy production is estimated at around 100 gigawatt-hours, which is enough to supply around 30,000 households for a year.
Dr Janis Meyerhof, Managing Director of Kinesis: “Having received approval for this priority project, we are now moving forward with further planning for the wind farm. We are convinced that an excellent site for generating renewable energy has been approved here, which is set to be ready for connection very soon and from which the local authority – and thus the local residents – will also benefit through the special levies under the Brandenburg Renewable Energy Special Levy Act and the EEG, as well as additional business rates. Environmental protection and species conservation are also integral parts of the project. As part of the construction of the plant, extensive mitigation measures are planned to compensate for the minor use of forest areas and the impact on the natural environment."
