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Renewable energy developer that owns Australia's biggest wind project and wanted Ace Power's 6 GW pipeline
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round TagEnergy raised.
Companies TagEnergy acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Andrew Riggs | Managing Partner | RenewEconomy |
| Franck Woitiez | Founder | RenewEconomy (19 Jul 2023), RenewEconomy (19 Dec 2022), RenewEconomy (12 Apr 2022) |
| Jacques Veyrat | Chairman | RenewEconomy |
Stories naming TagEnergy. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
RenewEconomy covers Ace Power's Narrabri solar and battery proposal entering the federal environment referral queue, and reports TagEnergy has just bought the developer to expand its Australian renewables pipeline.
Exor and Impala are creating a holding company to put €300m into TagEnergy, the renewable developer whose projects include Australia's largest wind farm, which has also just raised €570 million in green bonds.
TagEnergy will proceed with a large battery and wind hub at Mount Fox in Queensland after winning a place in ARENA's battery tender; its Golden Plains wind farm stage reached financial close last month.
Manufacturing roundup covering Cyclopharm's tax incentive payment, Carbon Revolution's government grant payments, CEFC's wind farm debt commitment, Adbri's land sales, a Monash energy report and a Wollongong research showcase.
Renewable developer TagEnergy raised €450 million (A$660 million) from Impala, Mirova and Omnes, each putting in €150 million, to fund its 2.7GW wind and storage pipeline, mostly in Australia.