Overview

• On Oct. 7, 2025, the Amtsgericht Rostock named lawyer Christoph Morgen as preliminary insolvency administrator for Eno Energy.
• Eno cites three pressures: high outlays from many approved wind‑park projects, reduced demand in an oversupplied project market, and a terminated rotor‑blade contract tied to its turbine certification.
• About 280 employees are affected, with manufacturing based in Rostock and Rerik and subsidiaries in Sweden and France.
• The company says parts of the business could keep operating during proceedings, highlighting service operations as a candidate.
• The insolvency follows years of stagnation and past bankruptcies among German onshore turbine makers; Eno says its built projects have saved roughly 3.3 million tonnes of CO₂.