Invenergy UK

As an organisation with an engineer’s mindset, we’re thrilled to be partnering with The Smallpeice Trust. Together, we’ll work to support the next generation of engineering trailblazers with realising their potential and unlock the power of youth-led innovation. We see this partnership playing an important role in our long-term strategy to strengthen local economies across Scotland and ensure communities further benefit from the clean energy shift.

We’re pleased to see Invenergy featured in BusinessGreen’s Workforce 2030 Q&A series. In the interview, Gervase Topp shares his career journey into clean energy and reflects on the skills and roles needed to deliver the energy transition at pace. Clean energy is already delivering real benefits for Scotland – supporting energy security, creating long-term rural income, and helping cut emissions while strengthening local economies. As the green economy continues to grow, demand is rising for the practical, often overlooked skills that underpin delivery – from land and surveying expertise to planning, grid and project development roles. Read the full Q&A below ⬇️

Happy holidays from everyone at Invenergy. 2025 has seen us continue to invest in Scottish communities and the nation’s economy, with our Pencloe Wind Farm already delivering benefits across East Ayrshire ahead of the project becoming operational next year. As we accelerate Scotland and the UK’s transition to cleaner, more reliable and affordable home-grown energy, we’re proud of what we've achieved together, and even more excited for what’s ahead.

What a fantastic evening it was at the Green Energy Awards! It was a privilege to join so many leaders driving Scotland’s clean energy future forward. A big thank you to Scottish Renewables for hosting, and a huge congratulations to H&MV Engineering on winning the Outstanding Service Award – well deserved recognition for their commitment and contribution to the sector. Thank you again to our outstanding financing partners, DLA Piper, NatWest and Rabobank, for their work supporting the Pencloe Wind Farm. Here’s to delivering even more clean, reliable and affordable energy across Scotland and the UK in 2026.

We are delighted that DLA Piper, NatWest and Rabobank are shortlisted for the Outstanding Service Award at this year’s Green Energy Awards for financing our Pencloe Wind Farm. This nomination reflects the hard work, innovation and dedication of our financing partners in enabling us to bring cleaner, more reliable, affordable energy to Scotland.

We’re pleased to share that we’ve submitted our Mid Hill Wind Farm's application for development consent to the Energy Consents Unit. Located southwest of Hawick – the largest town in the Scottish Borders – our proposed project is made up of 13 turbines, which could deliver over 93 MW. It is the product of years of detailed environmental assessments, technical design work and community engagement. If successful, it will mark a major milestone for our work as we continue to deliver cleaner, more reliable and affordable home-grown energy to Scotland. We want to thank our partners and stakeholders for helping us get the development to this stage. We remain committed to engaging with you and local communities as we look to bring this wind farm to fruition.

We’re looking to deliver even more clean energy for Scotland and extra funding for local communities! We have secured East Ayrshire Council’s backing for the proposed extension to our Pencloe Wind Farm, which would: 🟢 See its capacity grow to over 100 MW – enough to power around 128,000 Scottish homes. 🟢 Add five new turbines, generating 22.5 MW alongside the 81 MW project already under construction. 🟢 Provide £4 million to nearby communities, on top of the £14 million we’ve already pledged, managed by The 9CC Group. “Additional turbines at our existing Pencloe Wind Farm will help deliver cleaner, more reliable, affordable energy for households across Scotland and the UK.” - Stuart Winter, Vice President and UK Country Manager at Invenergy. The extension proposal is now with Scottish Ministers for final approval. Learn more:  https://lnkd.in/ekJu_nSD

The final turbine at our Pencloe Wind Farm has now been successfully installed.   This marks a major step towards bringing new, homegrown renewable energy online in East Ayrshire.   Once operational, Pencloe’s 18 turbines will generate enough clean electricity to power tens of thousands of homes across Scotland each year, it will deliver over £400,000 per annum in community benefits and has resulted in 10’s of millions being invested in the Scottish economy through the projects construction spend.   This achievement reflects the hard work and collaboration of everyone involved – from our construction contractors and local partners, to the Invenergy team driving delivery on the ground.

What benefits can wind farms unlock for communities?   We’re pleased to see The National spotlight the benefits that clean energy projects can unlock for local communities across Scotland, featuring insights from Stuart Winter, our Vice President and UK Country Manager.   We are proud to be part of this progress – working with communities from East Ayrshire to deliver lasting impact.   As a people-powered leader in clean energy, Invenergy work with communities as a long-term partner, ensuring our projects directly benefit them. All while bringing cleaner, more reliable and affordable home-grown energy to Scotland and the UK.   Read more on the benefits below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/e6yncSsw

We’re pledging £14 million to East Ayrshire communities! We have partnered with The 9CC Group to deliver significant funding for local initiatives on behalf of the Pencloe Wind Farm, including: 🟢 Annual funding of £405,000, over the project’s 35-year lifespan.  🟢 An advance payment of £200,000 ahead of our Pencloe Wind Farm coming online, supporting local access to electric vehicles and upgrading community facilities.  🟢 A minimum of £70,000 earmarked for apprenticeships, empowering the next generation of energy professionals. “As a long-term partner to the communities we operate in, Invenergy is fully committed to the Cumnock and Doon Valley neighbourhood. Decisions about this funding should be made collectively and democratically by communities, for communities.” - Stuart Winter, Vice President and UK Country Manager at Invenergy. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e6acAMTp