
Düsedau wind farm
We took down five NEG Micon NM72 turbines here. The rotor blades went to recycling, and the foundations and crane pads were removed completely.
- Client

- Turbines
- 5 × NEG Micon NM72
- Year
- 2026
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We’ve decommissioned more than 300 wind turbines so far, over 100 of them in 2026 alone. Sometimes it’s a single turbine affected by an incident, sometimes an entire wind farm, with more than 20 turbines in some cases.

We took down five NEG Micon NM72 turbines here. The rotor blades went to recycling, and the foundations and crane pads were removed completely.


Fifteen turbines from three manufacturers, plus foundation removal. We sold eleven Enercon E-66 on the secondary market for continued operation.


Seven NEG Micon NM64c turbines with a 68 m hub height. We resold individual components, and the GRP and steel went to recycling.


Seven DeWind D8 turbines decommissioned. We sold individual assemblies on the secondary market and recycled the rest.


After a rotor blade broke off, we secured the NM82, recovered it and then decommissioned it.

Planning a decommissioning or repowering project? Tell us about the site, the turbines and your time frame, and we’ll come back with a first assessment.

9 × Enercon E-66/18.70

5 × Vestas V80
10 × Enercon E-66/18.66

10 × Enercon E-66, 1 × E-70

9 × Enercon E-66

8 × Enercon E-66/18.70

8 × Vestas V80

4 × Enercon E-66/18.70
7 × GE (Enron) 1.5 sl

7 × DeWind D6-1000
Milestones
2018 – still the largest rotor blade recycling project, approved under the BImSchG.
Together with the Varel paper and board mill.
Rotor blades cut up directly on site.
Planning a decommissioning?
Booking is provided by zeeg. When opened, data is transferred to zeeg.