Press releases

JUWI GmbH is selling the shares it holds in the two Japanese joint venture companies Juwi Shizen Energy Inc. and Juwi Shizen Energy Operation Inc. The shares in both companies are being taken over by the existing joint venture partner, Shizen Energy Inc.

JUWI has built the “Pike Solar” project with over 220 megawatts in Colorado, USA.

The RustMo1 Solar Project, South Africa's pioneering utility-scale clean energy project, celebrates a decade of successful operation and community impact. A beacon of success in private-public partnerships, the project has blazed a trail in collaboration, providing a proven model for large renewables procurement projects. With 17% of project dividends supporting a community development trust and a strong emphasis on skills development and women’s empowerment, the project exemplifies the critical role of renewable energy projects in social upliftment.

The two solar parks have an expected capacity of 17.5 MW combined. Both PV power plants have been fully permitted and are scheduled to go into construction in 2024.

JUWI South Africa now has 400 megawatt (MW) of engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) projects in advanced stages of development for mines in South Africa.
An improved regulatory environment has allowed the 89 MW Castle Wind project, initially developed by JUWI for the South African Government’s REIPPP Programme (REI4P), to be pivoted to remotely power Sibanye-Stillwater’s mining operations.

The Azuma Kofuji project was successfully handed over to the operator on March 31. It is the largest solar park built by the Japan joint venture to date.