With Barth V, BayWa r.e. comissioned Germany's first subsidy-free solar park in 2019. The lessor of the land is the Baltic Sea Airport Strahlsund-Barth which can now be operated without losses thanks to the steady land lease income.

The Bedesbach wind farm shows that wind energy and nature conservation go hand in hand.

The ground-mounted PV plant in Finsterwalde, Brandenburg was built in 2010 with a rated power of 40 MWp. Due to defective rear backsheets of the modules and the resulting short circuits, it produced only 60% of total power in 2022. After the replacement of the modules, the plant can provide full power again.

Calculated over its entire service life of 10,000 operating hours, the 7 t electric excavator generates 86% less CO₂ emissions, saving 170 t of CO₂. The excavator is also up to 10 decibels quieter than a diesel vehicle.

Our research project Gelsdorf is the first agri-photovoltaic pilot on an apple orchard in Germany. Its primary objective is to increase climate resilience in fruit growing while simultaneously harvesting green electricity.

In the Immenberg wind farm repowering project, BayWa r.e. replaced eight old wind turbines with an equal number of new N117 turbines offering a total output of 28.8 MW.

The Agri-PV system at the Hofgemeinschaft in Heggelbach was built in 2016 as a research project and has an output of 194 kWp. In this project, the influence of the PV installation on the arable farming taking place below is investigated.

On May 12, 2022 we comissioned the Kammerstein solar park. To enable the citizens of Kammerstein to participate directly in the project, a financial participation option (crowdfunding) was planned.

The Seifertshofen solar park in Bavaria was commissioned in September 2019. It has an installed capacity of 6.5 MWp and generates enough electricity to supply 2,290 average German households with green energy.

This solar park is one of the first in Baden-Württemberg to be combined with battery storage. In addition, it is characterized by numerous biodiversity-promoting measures that were implemented in the course of construction.

The Obernwohlde wind farm is one of the largest wind farms built by BayWa r.e. and includes twenty wind turbines.

The Wilhelmshöhe wind farm in Lower Saxony is not only another successful repowering project, but also an example of successful recycling and the sustainable use of valuable components and raw materials.

The Schönberg wind farm is BayWa r.e.'s first repowering project in Germany.

By installing a holistic energy solution, BayWa r.e. is supporting ZIMMERMANN PV-Stahlbau Co. KG in achieving its sustainability goals.