Commissioned asset
Low priority28

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What this score is built from

  • Change type (18-35 pts): the kind of registry change — for example a new planned asset or a capacity increase — has a fixed base weight.
  • Registered capacity (0-35 pts): larger registered MW earns more points, in tiers at 0 MW / 10 MW / 50 MW / 100 MW.
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5 registered wind units commissioned in Bimöhlen, Schleswig-Holstein — 32.4 MW combined

Bimöhlen, Schleswig-Holstein

Asset typeHorizontalläufer
Energy carrierWind
Registered operatorWindpark Bimöhlen GmbH & Co. KG
The registered asset moved from a planned MaStR operating status to a non-planned status.
Combined registered capacity across grouped units
32.4 MW
Registered units
5
Asset type
Horizontalläufer
Energy carrier
Wind
Location
Bimöhlen, Schleswig-Holstein
Registered operator
Windpark Bimöhlen GmbH & Co. KG
Operating status
In Betrieb
Lifecycle change
Planned → commissioned
Commissioning date
2026-07-28

These units also registered the change(s) below in this same update. They are shown for completeness and do not change the primary signal above.

Operator change
Registered operator
Denker & Wulf AG → Windpark Bimöhlen GmbH & Co. KG

GridGraph explains what changed here; each registration below links out to its own official MaStR record for independent verification. This is a group-level view — official links are unit-level evidence.

Grouping basisSame site, operator, technology and change type
These are separate MaStR registrations at the same site that share a registered operator, technology and the same kind of registry change in the same registry update. GridGraph groups them for presentation only and does not assert that this grouping represents one canonical development project.

1 Jul 2026 → 11 Sept 2026

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