- Greenvolt Power, part of the global Greenvolt Group, and Bedrock Renewables acquire Twin Energy, an 18.3-MW wind project in Oxford County, Maine.
- Expected to power approximately 7,850 homes annually and support Maine’s carbon-neutrality goals.
- Project under construction, with operations planned by the end of 2026.
September 30th, 2025 – Greenvolt Power, part of the global Greenvolt Group, and Bedrock Renewables announced today the acquisition of Twin Energy, an 18.3-MW wind project in Oxford County, Maine, from Palmer Capital Corporation, Solaya Energy and Androscoggin Clean Energy (“ACE”). The two companies continue to accelerate the growth of U.S. renewable energy through strategic investments like this one.
The project, currently under construction and scheduled to begin operations by the end of 2026, uses U.S.-made equipment and is expected to generate enough electricity to power approximately 7,850 American homes each year.
“This acquisition further develops our U.S. pipeline, where we already hold significant wind, solar, and battery storage projects, and underscores our strategic focus on identifying new opportunities that generate sustainable, long-term value,” said João Manso Neto, CEO of Greenvolt Group.
“Wind energy development has been at the core of Greenvolt Power’s business from the beginning, and this project reflects both our company’s history and our future,” says Donald Carrillo, the Country Manager of Greenvolt Power. “We’re proud to grow our presence in New England and to collaborate with trusted wind energy experts like Bedrock who share our vision to deliver domestic energy that makes America’s grid more resilient.”
“Twin Energy is a great example of the wind projects Bedrock Renewables develops to provide local energy sources and economic stimulus to the communities we serve. We’re grateful for the partnership of Greenvolt Power and Palmer Capital on this project,” said Mehul Mehta, a Partner at Bedrock Renewables.
Originally developed by Palmer, Solaya and ACE, Twin Energy will play a vital role in advancing Maine’s ambitious climate goals, including its target of carbon neutrality by 2045, while also generating local economic benefits and supporting job creation during both the construction and operational phases.
“Palmer is excited to see Twin Energy’s financing structure come to fruition,” said Lindsay Deane-Mayer, Senior Vice President at Palmer.
