Who is CWP Europe?

Since 2021, CWP Europe has operated as a joint venture between CWP Global, a leading global renewable energy company, and Mercuria Energy Trading, one of the largest independent energy traders with revenue of more than USD$140 billion.

What is CWP global?

The CWP Global mission is to supercharge the necessary decarbonization of the global energy sector, supporting the energy transition with high impact projects, particularly in traditionally fossil-fuel-reliant countries and regions where renewables have the potential to underpin a new, green industrial revolution.

Who is CWP renewables?

Founded in 2007, the CWP group began its journey as a developer of windfarms in Southeast Europe. Building on two key early successes – the first wind farm in Serbia (Cibuk 1, 158 MW) and the largest on-shore wind farm in Europe (Fantanele-Cogealac, 600 MW) – the company expanded its operations to Australia, under the name CWP Renewables.

Why is CWP global expanding?

CWP’s consistent expansion is an accurate demonstration of its passion for helping the SEE region develop its clean energy potential and become fully independent from fossil fuels. CWP Global possesses the tenacity to change the green energy landscape.

What does CWP do in Australia?

In Australia, CWP developed a portfolio of over 1.5 GW of wind and solar projects, with a strong emphasis on community collaboration. CWP Renewables, CWP’s Australian arm, was a joint platform with Partners Group, and sold for $4 billion to Squadron Energy in 2022.

What makes CWP a good company?

Stamenov’s conviction in renewable energy resources filters throughout the company, as CWP takes great pride in developing utility scale wind and solar parks across Southeast Europe (SEE), providing effective solutions to its sizeable pollution problems. “The system has such a high dependency on poor quality lignite and coal.