PNE Group, a pioneer in the renewable energy business, began developing wind farms in 1990 – first in Germany and now internationally. As we have expanded our energy development expertise into solar and battery storage technologies, we maintain the same high standards of quality and transparency and value long-term, competent partnerships. We are proud of our portfolio of high-quality projects, planned and implemented responsibly. The quality of our projects is matched by the quality of our partners – landowners, investors, suppliers, and consultants.
PNE is respected for responsible land use practices and for our collaborative approach to successful project development. We are known for our creative and flexible solutions to local needs and challenges.
We recognize that energy generation is a long-term process and a long-term commitment. Our 30-year history demonstrates our dedication to being a reliable and trustworthy partner.
While we began as a wind developer, our commitment is to the future of renewable and clean energy. As other resources become economically and operationally viable, we will continue to expand our capability and capacities to meet and master the opportunities they offer. In the United States we pursue growth in highly targeted geographic and growing markets, where our experience and specialized expertise can add the most value to the development process. With our pipeline of more than 3,500 MW of greenfield solar and wind projects, we are contributing to the country’s energy self-sufficiency and renewably, sustainably powering the future.
Project | State | Nominal output (MW) |
---|---|---|
Snyder Wind | Texas | 63 |
Mozart Wind | Texas | 30 |
Wagner Wind | California | 6 |
Vivaldi Wind | Montana | 80 |
Burleigh Wind | North Dakota | 200 |
Waikaloa Solar | Hawaii | 50 |
Pinyon Creek Solar | Utah | 398 |
Spiritwood Wind | North Dakota | 50 |
Total: | 877 MW |
Nominal output: 80 MW |
State: Montana |
Nominal output: 200+ MW |
State: North Dakota |
Nominal output: 50 MW |
State: Hawaii |
Nominal output: 63 MW |
State: Texas |
Nominal output: 30 MW |
State: Texas |
Nominal output: 6 MW |
State: California |
Nominal output: 398 MW |
State: Utah |
Nominal output: 50 MW |
State: North Dakota |