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High-level visit to VSB, the international project developer for wind and photovoltaics: Jürgen Quentin, a consultant on the energy industry and the German Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) at the Fachagentur Wind- und Solarenergie (“German wind and solar energy agency”) and Germany’s leading expert on wind energy data, spent several days visiting various departments. The focus was on providing an insight into the work of a project planner, sharing expertise – for example during a joint panel…

Project developer VSB is pleased to announce the full commissioning of the Vockenrod wind farm. The project in the municipality of Antrifttal in the Vogelsbergkreis district of Middle Hesse comprises three Nordex N149-5.X wind turbines with a total rated output of 17.1 megawatts (MW). At the same time, successful participation in the Federal Network Agency’s (BNetzA) tender in February 2024 means that the wind farm can also be expanded in a timely manner.

VSB, the international project developer for wind energy and photovoltaics, has increased its existing syndicated loan agreement to a volume of EUR 160 million under the leadership of Commerzbank AG. It has a term of approximately two and a half years and will be used for general corporate financing.

The job rating platform kununu has once again awarded VSB its coveted Top Company status for 2024. VSB Group, a renewable energy project developer, is among the top 5 per cent of employers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland represented on the site.

To ensure the success of Europe’s energy transition, project developer and operator VSB is increasingly focusing on the huge potential of the Italian renewable energy market. It has now moved into a new office in the capital Rome. Wind energy and photovoltaic projects in central Italy will be handled from here in the future.

The German business of VSB, a project developer specialising in wind energy and photovoltaics, has started the year with three approvals for six wind turbines in Hesse and North Rhine-Westphalia. While this is a positive start to the year, more political pressure is needed to significantly reduce the time taken to complete projects.