en.Wedoany.com Reported - German renewable energy developer JUWI currently has a total capacity of approximately 1,000 megawatts of wind and solar projects under construction at various sites worldwide. With the start of module assembly at the Trifylli Solar Park in northern Greece, the company has reached the 1 GW construction milestone.

JUWI is installing approximately 1.3 million solar modules across twelve photovoltaic projects and erecting 46 wind turbines at eleven sites. CEO Jost Backhaus stated that this once again demonstrates the company's ability to successfully plan and deliver demanding projects, with construction activities proceeding at full speed. The Trifylli park is part of the 156 MW "Clover" cluster built for investor Mirova; JUWI is developing over 400 MW of solar projects across seven sites in Greece, where construction crews have been forced to make flexible design changes due to repeated archaeological discoveries.

The company is also active in Africa. A 20.3 MW solar power plant (with 11.12 MW battery storage) is nearing completion in Senegal for mining group Eramet; four projects with a total capacity of approximately 350 MW are under construction in South Africa. In Germany, onshore wind remains the group's main revenue source, with 46 turbines totaling about 270 MW under construction across five federal states.

JUWI, a subsidiary of Mannheim-based utility company MVV Energie, has planned and built over 3,500 MW of wind and over 4,000 MW of solar capacity in its 30-year history. Further projects are also being planned in the United States and Italy.