Since our founding in 2021, Renewco has been developing renewable energy projects across the UK, with Scotland at the heart of our activities and home to the majority of our UK development pipeline.
Working across multiple technologies, our UK team brings over 25 years of experience in delivering large-scale renewable and grid infrastructure projects both domestically and internationally.
Our Scottish team has a strong track record in developing or delivering over 10GW of projects in the UK, and we are committed to leveraging our experience with our current pipeline to deliver ready to build projects aligned to the UK’s CP30 ad CP35 targets.
A Partnership Approach
We believe great projects are built on collaboration. That’s why we actively seek partnerships with local developers, landowners, and communities to identify and deliver projects that work for everyone. Our approach combines deep expertise in development, technical design, project structuring, construction, and financing, ensuring that every project is right for both the environment and the people it serves.
At Renewco, community engagement is central to how we work. Whether developing wind, solar, or battery storage projects, we approach every opportunity as a long-term partnership—one that respects the land, supports local priorities, and delivers shared value. We believe the most successful renewable projects are those that not only combat climate change but also strengthen and sustain local communities.
Technologies
Our focus is on developing and delivering large-scale hybrid and standalone wind, solar, and battery energy storage system (BESS) projects—totalling over 2,000MW across the UK, with the majority based in Scotland.
UK
2021
Start of development activity
16
Wind projects
15
Solar projects
4
Storage projects
2,250 MW - Total Pipeline
~1000MW mid & late stage
~1250MW early-stage
Offices
10 Newton Place, Glasgow, G3 7PR
12 Alva Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4QG
Salisbury House, 1st floor, London Wall, EC2M 5SQ
Working with communities
Renewco Power recognises the integral role of local communities, and the associated delivery of community benefits, in all our projects. That’s why we subscribe to best practice guidance across all the locations in which we operate, including the Scottish Government’s landmark Good Practice Principles for Community Benefits from Onshore Renewable Energy Developments (2019). In line with this guidance, and guidance from industry body Scottish Renewables, our renewable energy projects in Scotland offer £5,000 per installed MW of wind energy to community projects and initiatives, and £400 per MW of solar energy.
We also recognise a need to broaden and deepen engagement to ensure that the potential benefits that this offer could provide are realised in practice. With this in mind, we have sought to approach consultation differently by becoming the first developer to adopt BizGive’s AssetFace platform. AssetFace is a customisable digital hub that complements in-person consultation with transparent and interactive collaboration. Residents provide location-based feedback directly on project plans, while the platform’s idea generator also surfaced new local priorities, from delivering renewable microgeneration in people’s homes to creating more outdoor learning and food-growing spaces—insights that shaped the proposed community benefits. Crucially, AssetFace enables broader, more representative engagement in an increasingly digital world.
Renewco Power has also piloted BizGive’s generative AI Q&A tool, making complex planning documents accessible through instant, plain-language answers.
Our work with BizGive was recently identified as an example of best practice in an industry publication by Regen on Best Practice in Community Engagement: A guide for renewable and storage developers.
We continue to aim to engage with communities in a manner that is clear, transparent, and inclusive, and welcome all feedback that will help shape our projects, including community benefit offers.
Get in touch
We are interested in engaging with wind and solar asset owners, land-owners, developers and funders.
