Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners acquires Morecambe, a fixed-bottom offshore wind project in the United Kingdom

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MERECAMBE is a fixed external wind project of 480 megawatts with good basics and is located off the western coast of England

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Copenhagen, Denmark, February 26, 2025 (Globe News) – Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), on behalf of her box in Copenhagen Infrastructure V (CI V) group, flotation energy, owned by TePco Renewable, Inc. Closing the transaction will follow the usual approvals and conditions that are fulfilled. The financial conditions of the treatment have not been revealed. The float energy will remain involved after the treatment as a project development partner.

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MERECAMIBE is a fixed external wind project of 480 megawatts located 30 km from the Lancashire coast in the eastern Irish Sea. The project rental was secured in the fourth round of the UK rental in the United Kingdom in 2021, and applications for approval were submitted.

Commenting on the acquisition, NISSHAL AGARWAL, partner in CIP, said: “CIP is very pleased with the MEECAMBE acquisition – a fixed wind project outside On the MERECAMBE CIP project to provide the wind goal The ambitious navy of the UK government for 2030, as it was enabled by the Global Pioneer CFD and the main reforms aimed at speeding up planning and network operations.

CIP has a long record of successful construction of renewable projects in the UK. MERECAMBE's acquisition indicates more growth of the UK CIP development pipeline, which is now more than 25 GW, which covers external winds, wild winds, solar energy and network infrastructure. With a pipeline for this scale, CIP is looking to make a major contribution to the goal of investing in the UK 2030 infrastructure in the United Kingdom.

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In the UK, CIP had previously made its leading money in the Beatrice Offshore Wind Offshor.

MERECAMBE will become part of the pioneering CI V in CIP, which is the size of the target fund 12 billion euros and invests in a set of renewable technologies of wind and solar PV to store energy throughout Europe, North America, Asia and the Pacific.

About the infrastructure partners in Copenhagen
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S (CIP) was established in 2012, and is the largest director of funds dedicated in the world within Greenfield Renewable Energy Investments and a world pioneer in the marine wind. CIP funds focus on investments in marine and wild winds, solar photovoltaic energy, biomass and energy from waste, transport and distribution, reserve ability, storage, advanced vital energy, and energy to X.

CIP 12 funds, and has so far collected about 32 billion euros for energy investments and associated infrastructure from more than 180 international institutional investors. CIP has approximately 500 employees and 14 offices worldwide. For more information, please visit www.cip.com

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