RWE inaugurates three new wind farms in France

RWE inaugurates three new wind farms in France

London, (Oilandgaspress) – RWE announces the official inauguration this month of three new wind farms located in the Hauts-de-France and Grand Est regions: the Chemin de Châlons wind farm (Marne department), the Catillon-Fumechon wind farm (Oise department) and the Catésis wind farm (Nord department). With a combined capacity of 68.8 MW, all three facilities are equipped with Siemens SG132 turbines rated at just over 3 MW each, and together they will generate enough renewable electricity to meet the annual needs of around 38,000 households.

Developed from 2015 and 2016, depending on the project, these wind farms reflect RWE’s commitment to supporting the energy transition in local communities. Built between 2023 and 2025, they were progressively commissioned between 2023 and 2026, ahead of their official inauguration this year.

In the Marne department, the Chemin de Châlons wind farm is located across the municipalities of Songy, Saint-Martin-aux-Champs and Cheppes-la-Prairie. Built in two successive phases, it comprises six turbines with a total capacity of 18 MW and will supply nearly 7,600 households with renewable electricity.

In the Oise department, the Catillon-Fumechon wind farm comprises six Siemens SG132 turbines with a unit capacity of 3.6 MW, for a total installed capacity of 21.6 MW. Commissioned in 2025, it will cover the electricity needs of approximately 12,600 households.

In the Nord department, the Catésis wind farm, located across the municipalities of Troisvilles and Reumont, consists of eight Siemens SG132 turbines rated at 3.65 MW each. With an installed capacity of 29.2 MW, it is the largest of the three projects and will supply electricity to around 18,000 households.


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