Energie: Insolvente Solarparkentwickler Enerparc peilt Teilverkauf bis Dezember an
Der insolvente Solarparkentwickler Enerparc ist vorerst stabilisiert. Eine erste Verkaufslösung soll bis Weihnachten stehen – doch Entwarnung für die Gruppe gibt es noch nicht.
In September, Enerparc, one of Europe's largest solar park developers, unexpectedly filed for insolvency. Insolvency administrator Stefan Denkhaus expresses cautious optimism, stating that the operational business continues to function. "We have managed to stabilize the business," Denkhaus tells the Handelsblatt. The sales process has officially begun, with the first partial sale expected to be completed by December.
"Further park portfolios are to be finalized in the first quarter of 2027," Denkhaus adds. The overall goal is to sell the entire company, but other solutions are also being considered. "Interest is high," Denkhaus notes. Talks with initial potential buyers have already taken place. Enerparc, founded in 2008, quickly became one of Europe's largest solar planners.
Founders Christoph Koeppen, Stefan Müller, and Frank Müllejans are considered pioneers of the energy transition. Today, the company operates worldwide and is one of the market leaders with a portfolio of over 500 solar parks and a total installed capacity of 3.8 gigawatts. For comparison, this is roughly equivalent to the output of almost four large coal-fired power plants.
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