Nickelsdorf 1
Nickelsdorf 1 onshore wind overview.
Nickelsdorf 1 is the original nine-turbine, 27 MW wind farm at Nickelsdorf in Burgenland, Austria. It uses Enercon E-101 turbines and is operated through Windpark Nick Alpha within Burgenland Energie’s group. The original farm is separate from the later three-turbine extension.In OperationAustria
At a Glance
Capacity
27 MWTurbines
9Operator
Data coming soonCountry
AustriaLocation
47.914°, 17.069°Website
Official project pageOwnership
3 records| Share | Organisation | Role | Details | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unknown | Indirect Parent | The Austrian company register identifies BE Energy as the shareholder of Windpark Nick Alpha. | Current / not dated | |
| Unknown |  | Indirect Parent | Burgenland Energie wholly owns BE Energy, the shareholder of the Nick Alpha project company. | Current / not dated |
| Unknown | Owner Operator | Windpark Nick Alpha is the project company operating the original Nickelsdorf wind farm. The 2014 decision distinguishes its original nine turbines from the proposed extension. | Current / not dated |
Organisations
7 recordsOrganisations recorded as working on this asset or its project, and their role.
| Organisation | Role | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Project company parentOwnership History | The company register identifies BE Energy as the shareholder of Windpark Nick Alpha. | |
| Renewable electricity agreement counterpartyOfftake And Market | In March 2024, Borealis signed a ten-year agreement with Burgenland Energie covering combined wind and solar generation associated with Nick Alpha and Wind PV Operation. The announced delivery target was January 2026. | |
| Wind farm development groupDevelopment And Asset Management | The wind farm’s project company belongs to Burgenland Energie’s group through BE Energy. | |
| E-101 turbine manufacturerTurbine Supply | The original farm comprises nine Enercon E-101 turbines rated at 3 MW each. | |
| Historical consent holderHistorical Development Context | The 2014 decision records transfer of the original Nickelsdorf consent through Energie Burgenland Windkraft before Windpark Nick Alpha became the applicant. | |
| Historical legal representativeFinance Insurance Legal | The 2014 extension screening decision identifies the law firm as Windpark Nick Alpha’s representative in the regulatory proceedings. | |
| Nickelsdorf wind farm project companyOwner Operator | Operates the original nine-turbine Nickelsdorf wind farm, separately identified from its extension. |
Supplier registration
Developer supplier portalHow suppliers get onto this project's radar: its standing register, supplier portal or contact route.
Procurement information is published through the group’s company-wide channel. Participation follows the electronic procurement platform’s requirements.
Burgenland Energie’s company-wide procurement guidance and electronic tender platform; registration is not specific to Nickelsdorf 1.
Supply chain pageOperator portalwe could not open this
SourceChecked 28 Oct 2026