Mainstream Renewable Power

Mainstream has advanced renewable energy projects in Africa since 2009.

Mainstream develops hybrid and storage solutions to align renewable energy supply with user demand.

Mainstream employs over 200 people in Latin America, where it established operations in 2008.

Mainstream specializes in developing, building, and operating onshore wind projects as part of its renewable energy expertise.

Paula Major, Mainstream’s Vice President of US Offshore Wind, explains in *Energy Focus* magazine how California’s geography and clean energy goals position it for global leadership in floating offshore wind.

UK round 5 results highlights the critical need to find suitable models to support early investment across the supply chain.

Sustainability-linked non-price criteria will be the key to cutting emissions, protecting biodiversity, providing local benefits, and scaling up new technologies.

Noupoort Wind Farm supports the Chumani Crèche by providing educational equipment and new mattresses for children.

Maple Power, a leading European offshore wind developer, and Mainstream Renewable Power are jointly exploring the upcoming Celtic Sea Floating Offshore Wind Tender in the UK, which will be launched in 2023.

Mainstream Renewable Power and its Ikamva Consortium secured agreements for six solar plants totaling 450 MW under South Africa’s REIPPPP Round 5.

Mainstream outlines steps to address and combat slavery and human trafficking risks in its business and supply chain.

The page provides Mainstream Renewable Power’s 2020 Modern Slavery Statement.

The Code of Conduct covers Mainstream’s compliance policies, including anti-bribery, conflicts of interest, and political contributions.

Mainstream’s Code of Conduct sets integrity and accountability standards for its operations, aligned with company values and policies.