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Denker & Wulf AG
Company Overview
Denker & Wulf AG
HeadquartersSehestedt, Germany
Founded1995
SizeApproximately 300 employees (source: denkerwulf.de)
What They Do
Denker & Wulf AG is a German developer and operator of onshore wind projects based in Sehestedt, Schleswig-Holstein. The company traces its roots back to initial projects from 1991 and was formally established in 1995 (source: windindustry-in-germany.com). It develops, constructs, and operates wind farms and has expanded its scope to include photovoltaics, battery storage, and other integrated energy projects, while not positioning itself as a general "renewable energy" provider (source: denkerwulf.de). Denker & Wulf offers the full project lifecycle for onshore wind farms, from site development through planning, permitting, construction, repowering, to technical and commercial operations management (source: denkerwulf.de). The company takes a technology-neutral stance and is expanding its services to photovoltaic systems and battery storage with a strong focus on integrated solutions combining wind, PV, storage, and Power-to-X (source: linkedin.com). Its main clients are landowners, municipalities, and project partners involved in the development and operation of large-scale energy infrastructure, with a particular focus on Germany and especially Schleswig-Holstein (source: denkerwulf.de).
Projects & Track Record
Denker & Wulf boasts an extensive project history: the company has realized more than 930 to over 960 wind turbines with an installed capacity of approximately 1.9 to 2.2 GW (source: denkerwulf.de). Its own portfolio includes around 850 MW, while its technical and commercial operations management oversees more than 1,300 turbines (source: windindustry-in-germany.com). In January 2025, Denker & Wulf placed an order for 148 MW of turbines with Nordex for seven projects in Schleswig-Holstein, including Dörphof-Thumby, Owschlag, Hohenaspe, Ottenbüttel, Galmsbüll-Norderhof, Quarnbek expansion, and Bimöhlen-Hasenmoor (source: nordex-online.com). A further order of 122.7 MW followed in November 2025 with Nordex for three projects in Schleswig-Holstein: Galmsbüll Bahrenhof, Galmsbüll Park, and Padenstedt (source: denkerwulf.de). Another milestone was the commissioning of the ENERCON E-175 EP5 E2 prototype at the Janneby wind farm in November 2025, a joint project with Denker & Wulf (source: enercon.de).
Recent Developments
Over the past two years, Denker & Wulf has placed significant orders with Nordex, including 148 MW in January 2025 and an additional 122.7 MW in November 2025, underscoring its strong market position in Schleswig-Holstein (source: nordex-online.com, blackridgeresearch.com). Additionally, the prototype of the ENERCON E-175 EP5 E2 wind turbine was commissioned at the Janneby wind farm in November 2025, a project realized in collaboration with Denker & Wulf (source: denkerwulf.de). These developments highlight the company’s ongoing growth and innovation in the renewable energy sector.
Working There
Denker & Wulf offers a wide range of career fields, including business and administration, project management and construction, engineering and electrical engineering, as well as agriculture, nature and environment, and IT and digitalization (source: denkerwulf.de). The roles cover the full spectrum from project development through implementation to technical and commercial management of renewable energy facilities. The company operates multiple locations in Germany, including Sehestedt, Breklum, Kiel, Rostock, Rerik, and Eberswalde, and actively recruits via its LinkedIn presence (source: linkedin.com). The work environment is professionally specialized and focused on large infrastructure projects, with ongoing expansion into photovoltaics and storage (source: denkerwulf.de).
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