2006
CWP established to develop large scale renewables projects in Central and Eastern Europe.
CWP is a leading renewable energy developer with expertise across the full project lifecycle. We develop, manage, and own projects with demonstrated success. Using our proven approach to follow each project from inception to full operation, we ensure genuine engagement with all stakeholders at each stage of development. Our mission is to improve the environment for current and future generations by leading the transition to renewable energy.
We embrace scale. Scale supports economics and leads to high impact that transforms economies, raising living standards and offering opportunity to local and regional communities.
From developing the largest wind farm in Europe to the largest power projects on earth destined to drive the hydrogen age, we set ourselves bold targets and then deliver.
We are agile, flexible, and innovative. Our agility gives us an early entry advantage, while our pursuit of innovation allows us to become market leaders and create development value. We are early adopters of new technologies and pioneers of new business models.
Our flexibility allows us to be adaptable to the needs of communities and to work easily with partners of like mind and commitment.
We have a structure and a culture that encourage true empowerment and teamwork. We have been selective in choosing people suited to work within this framework. The right people, with appropriate management guidance, flourish in this kind of environment.
Ultimately a company's value is the collective value of the people within the company and the way they work together. We take pride in the culture we have created at CWP.
We leverage our resources extremely well through partnership with others - others much larger than ourselves. Put simply, we work well with others and our partnerships stand as testimony to that. We are flexible and forthright and focused on alignment and delivery.
In the fast pace of the modern world and the ambitions that we have for our contribution to the task ahead of the rapid decarbonizing of the planet, we recognize we can only do this through partnerships and alignment of objectives with others that can contribute. Our partners stand proudly with us in claiming our achievements.
Our community engagement focus starts at the outset of development. We are involved in the entire lifecycle of projects from initial idea to full operations so we engage with the local community as long term partners. Respect and flexibility drive our relationships as well as a commitment to positive social impact.
In our projects to date we have led the field in community relations and in addition to being recognized through sector awards, we have contributed our model to successful templates that have been adopted by the industry. Our safety record in the renewables sector in Australia is a benchmark in the field.
The work that CWP does,
and the story behind it.
CWP established to develop large scale renewables projects in Central and Eastern Europe.
PostScriptum Ventures established to invest in innovative technology and disruptive business models, with a particular focus on the ongoing revolution of the energy sector.
CWP enters Australia and starts development of NSW’s largest wind portfolio.
CWP starts developing projects in Serbia, Bulgaria, and Croatia.
The 600MW Fântânele-Cogealac project (the largest onshore wind farm in Europe) is fully operational.
The Boco Rock Wind Farm, CWP Renewables’ first Australian project, begins operation.
Development of the Australian Renewable Energy Hub in Western Australia begins.
The 270 MW Sapphire Wind Farm with 75 of Australia’s tallest turbines begins commercial operation.
The Grassroots Renewable Energy Platform is established in partnership with Partners Group.
CWP Europe established to restart full-scale renewables development in SEE with the goal to deliver a large, diversified portfolio from 2024/5 onwards.
Čibuk Wind Farm in Dolovo, Serbia, the largest utility-scale commercial wind project in Serbia with 57 wind turbines, begins commercial operation.
The 244 MW (46 X GE 5.3 MW turbines) Bango Wind Farm in NSW reaches Financial Close, expected COD in early 2022.
Offices established in Argentina, Morocco and Namibia, where green hydrogen hubs will be developed on large areas of non-arable land with exceptional wind and solar resource.
Significant project milestones were achieved for the Australian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) in October 2020: the Western Australian Government gave its approval to the first stage of the Australian Renewable Energy Hub for a 15 GW hybrid solar and wind plant. The project then moved to expand to 26 GW. AREH also received “Major Project” status by the Australian government, a recognition of its strategic significance.
Grassroots Renewable Energy and CWP Renewables (CWP) merge to form one of the largest independent renewable energy power producers in Australia.
Mercuria and CWP join forces to build 2GW of renewables in Southeast Europe.