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WindStar Energy develops, builds, owns and operates utility-scale wind and solar farms across eleven markets. 3.8 GW is generating right now, 6.2 GW is in an advanced pipeline, and every megawatt-hour is metered, forecast and independently reported.
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Operating capacity
These are twelve-month rolling figures from our own SCADA and settlement systems, reconciled against independent metering. Not targets, not projections — the generation that was billed.
Net installed capacity across wind, solar and co-located storage, fully grid-connected.
Turbines and inverter blocks under our 24/7 central dispatch and monitoring.
Time-based availability, wind-weighted, against the contracted availability floor.
Clean electricity delivered to the grid in the last twelve months.
Illustrative showcase data. Operating figures for a live asset owner would be supplied by settlement metering and confirmed by an independent engineer before publication.
Project portfolio
Six flagship assets from a portfolio of thirty-one. Filter by technology to see how the mix is built — onshore wind where the resource is, offshore where the scale is, solar where the grid is, storage where the constraint is.
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Aberdeenshire · United Kingdom
Thirty-eight turbines on restored agricultural land, grid-connected under a private-wire agreement with a co-located data campus.
Vestland · Norway
A high-wind upland site with 44 turbines and a community co-ownership vehicle holding a 12% stake in the asset company.
Andalusia · Spain
Bifacial modules on single-axis trackers, grazing sheep between the rows under a dual-land-use agreement with local farmers.
Queensland · Australia
Phase one is energised; phase two adds a 200 MWh battery to firm the evening export peak and reduce curtailment events.
Free State · South Africa
A hybrid solar-plus-storage asset that shifts midday generation into the evening peak, with habitat corridors retained between the array blocks.
Lower Saxony · Germany
A 400 kV grid-forming battery park built at the point of constraint, providing synthetic inertia, fast frequency response and firming for four nearby wind farms.
Environmental impact
We report avoided emissions, land use and water at asset level, in the same systems that report revenue. If it cannot be measured, it does not go in the annual report.
CO₂e avoided each year against the marginal grid mix we replaced.
Freshwater avoided annually versus equivalent thermal generation.
Of occupied land continues in agricultural or conservation use.
Net biodiversity loss across our sites since 2020, independently verified.
Set-back corridors, seasonal shutdown programmes for raptor activity, and native hedgerow replanting around every array and turbine base.
No net loss, verified annuallyEvery operating farm pays an indexed revenue share into a local fund governed by the host community — schools, energy advice, and heating retrofit.
$18.6M paid out to dateBlade take-back contracts with two European reprocessors, and a bond-funded restoration plan filed with every planning authority at the point of consent.
92% of blade mass recycledTechnology platform
We buy machines from four manufacturers and run them from one control layer of our own. That is what keeps availability above the contracted floor while the fleet keeps growing.
01 — Wind
IEC class S machines with a 220 m rotor and a segmented blade path that lets us move components on standard roads instead of building new ones.
220 m rotor · 43.6% fleet load factor
02 — Solar
Tracker algorithms tilt rows against terrain and cloud forecast rather than a fixed solar table, reclaiming yield that flat arrays leave on the table.
+14% yield vs fixed-tilt baseload
03 — Storage
Four-hour duration batteries with grid-forming inverters — synthetic inertia and fast frequency response delivered in under 90 milliseconds.
260 MWh online · 480 MWh in build
04 — Digital
Condition monitoring on 4,100 instruments per farm, with failure signatures learned across the whole fleet and pushed to every site within a day.
96.4% availability · 31% fewer visits
Field engineering
We do not hand the asset to a third party the day after commissioning. The same engineers who sign the handover run the maintenance programme — which is why defects found in year one are usually gone by year three.
Investor relations
We raise long-term institutional capital into individual assets and into the operating platform. Sixty-nine percent of forecast revenue for the next five years is already signed under power purchase agreements with investment-grade offtakers.
Deck issued under NDA to qualified institutional investors, infrastructure funds and development finance institutions. Illustrative figures — audited statements available on request through the data room.
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