Project Emden (Germany)
150 MW build-out, leveraging the offshore wind build-out in the German North Sea sector
The Port of Emden is a crucial maritime hub situated on the North-West coast of Germany, strategically positioned to receive a substantial influx of offshore wind energy from the German North Sea region. This abundance of renewable energy sources has led to the development of several large-scale energy systems within the port, facilitating the conversion and distribution of power to various parts of mainland Germany.
By leveraging these energy resources, the port plays a pivotal role in minimizing grid losses by promoting local power consumption for renewable energy production within the region. This approach not only enhances energy efficiency but also contributes significantly to the sustainability goals of the area.
Moreover, the Port of Emden benefits from its proximity to key European and global fiber optic connections, making it an attractive location for the establishment of cutting-edge subsea data centers. The robust connectivity infrastructure in the area not only ensures reliable data transmission but also positions Emden as a strategic hub for data-intensive operations and digital innovation.
Facts
150
MW
2026-2028
Project Start
200000
Households CO2 reduced