When Klaus Schulze commissioned his first wind turbine on his parents’ farm in 1996, only the unimaginable would happen just four years later, and Schulze would start his soon to be very successful company, Windenergie GmbH, which would eventually evolve into SL NaturEnergie. Schulze hired a team of over 40 employees and

Wind energy became the protagonist of these particular times, as it allowsmany European countries to continue decarbonizing their power systems in a cost-effective way and transform their energy systems. Today, Europe has reached 236 GW of wind capacity, and this number is expected to increase with the installation of 116 GW of new wind farms from 2022-2026 (23 GW per year on average). However, European countries were supposed to