About REG Windpower

REG Windpower was among the UK’s original renewable energy trailblazers, starting life as the Cornwall Light and Power Company back in 1989.

We are now one of the country’s leading developer and operators of small to medium-sized wind farms and in 2010 changed our name to REG Windpower to reflect our expanding nationwide business.

We now operate 12 wind farms around the UK and have offices in Truro and Bath.

Our wind farms generate safe, clean, renewable electricity which is used to supply nearby towns and villages through the local distribution network.

The REG Windpower team now contains the necessary expertise to develop, build and operate our portfolio of sites, which includes 57.15MW of operational capacity, with in excess of 900MW in development.

As we are involved with projects from their inception and throughout their lifespan, we seek to build strong relationships with landowners and local communities.

Our rigorous site selection process is designed to create the right scheme in the right location – generating significant much-needed renewable electricity while respecting the local environment that hosts our projects.

We are committed to public consultation and always aim to meet local residents to seek their feedback before we submit our proposals.

As well as helping contribute to the fight against climate change through providing safe clean power, wind farms can bring significant benefits to the local area.

Not only do we look to involve local expertise wherever possible in the construction of our projects, but REG Windpower also offers community benefit packages to help support good causes in the community. We also regularly host visits to our wind farms for schools and other groups, helping to increase understanding of the reality of onshore wind generation.

REG Windpower is owned by Renewable Energy Generation Ltd. REG Ltd is listed on London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM). As well developing, building and operating wind farms, the group also generates renewable energy from used cooking oil through its subsidiary company REG Bio-Power.