A sustainable business model
In 2021, BayWa r.e. became an Independent Power Producer (IPP). This means that, in addition to being a globally leading project developer and service provider, we also established ourselves as an integrated asset owner. We develop and maintain projects, and the renewable energy generated from these supplies homes and businesses around the world with green power.
By being an IPP, our Service and Energy Trading customers also benefit from our extensive experience of managing a comprehensive project portfolio across the globe and all the challenges this brings with it. This enables us to maximise the value of renewables for them and support their own energy transition.
As a Full-Service-Provider for renewable energies, we manage all aspects of our IPP asset portfolio.
This includes technical and commercial management, marketing of generated power and a variety of other services to ensure that our wind and solar plants are always operating optimally. With this know-how, we can also maximise the value for our customers’ assets.
Through collaboration and exchanges across the whole of BayWa r.e., we foster new business activities and ensure that our global IPP portfolio keeps growing. Since 2021, it has already increased to nearly 1 GW – and by 2028, we aim to have reached 3 GW.
With this business model, BayWa r.e.’s goal is to become a leading platform for renewable energy for our customers, offering them a comprehensive range of services for their assets.
A selection of our portfolio at a glance
Amadeus
Covering approximately 25,000 acres, our Amadeus wind farm in Texas produces 250 MW of green energy for more than 74,800 homes in the Lone Star state.
Fern
Fern Solar is BayWa r.e.’s first IPP solar project for the US and brought five global brands together for a joint 42.5 MW renewable energy deal.
Grafenwörth
The floating-PV plant is the largest of its kind in Austria and Central Europe and produces 26,7 MW per year to supply around 7,500 households.
Kamionka
Built in 2012, our Kamionka wind park in Poland consists of twelve wind turbines, producing an output of 30 MW of clean energy.
La Muela
One of BayWa r.e.’s first assets to be included in our IPP portfolio, La Muela is in operation since 2003 and has a total capacity of 99 MW.
Wilhelmshöhe II and III
As part of our IPP portfolio, we repowered and optimised the Wilhelmshöhe wind farm, resulting in an output of 36 MW capacity.
