Wobben
will
transfer
his
shares
to
the
soon-to-be-established
Aloys
Wobben
Foundation
at
an
undisclosed
date,
in
order
to
“preserve
both
the
lifetime
achievement
of
a
trailblazer
in
the
wind
energy
sector
and
the
independence
of
(the
company)
in
the
long
term”,
says
a
statement.
As
a
privately-owned
company,
there
has
been
speculation
that
Enercon
could
be
taken
over
by
a
larger
competitor.
However,
Wobben,
60,
has
never
given
any
indication
that
he
wants
to
sell,
and
the
plan
to
set
up
a
foundation
may
be
an
attempt
to
prevent
any…