950 wind turbines with 2.34 GW of gross capacity were in operation in Baden-Württemberg as of 2026-11-05, with a further 296 units (1.79 GW) registered as planned (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister) — by district, size class, year and operator, from the Marktstammdatenregister.
How much wind power capacity does Baden-Württemberg have, and which districts have the most, as of 2026-11-05?
950 wind turbines with 2.34 GW of gross capacity were in operation in Baden-Württemberg as of 2026-11-05, with a further 296 units (1.79 GW) registered as planned (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister) — by district, size class, year and operator, from the Marktstammdatenregister.
How many wind turbines are in operation in Baden-Württemberg?
950 wind turbines with 2.34 GW of gross capacity were in operation in Baden-Württemberg as of 2026-11-05, with a further 296 units (1.79 GW) registered as planned (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister).
How much wind power capacity was commissioned in Baden-Württemberg in 2025?
51 wind turbines with 204.3 MW went into operation in Baden-Württemberg in 2025; the strongest year of the last two decades was 2017 with 389.0 MW (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister).
Which company operates the most wind power capacity in Baden-Württemberg?
EnBW Windkraftprojekte GmbH operates 46 wind turbines with 208.9 MW in Baden-Württemberg, the largest organisational operator by registered capacity (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister).
Which manufacturer has the most wind power capacity in Baden-Württemberg?
ENERCON GmbH leads with 416 wind turbines and 1.54 GW in Baden-Württemberg (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister).
Which district in Baden-Württemberg has the most wind power capacity?
Schwäbisch Hall has the most wind power capacity in operation in Baden-Württemberg with 360.8 MW in 122 wind turbines, ahead of Main-Tauber-Kreis with 304.4 MW (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister).
How much wind power capacity is in operation and planned in each district of Baden-Württemberg?
Source: Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister (MaStR), full data export of 2026-11-05, Datenlizenz Deutschland – Namensnennung – Version 2.0. Counts and capacity by district, size class, commissioning year and status cover every registered unit, including small rooftop and balcony systems. Unit lists cover every wind turbine, onshore and offshore; units operated by private individuals are shown without name, operator or coordinates. Capacity is gross capacity (Bruttoleistung) as registered; planned units are those registered as 'In Planung'. District (Landkreis) is the register's own assignment. Source record.
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