Mainstream Renewable Power (Mainstream) is a global renewable energy company that develops, finances, builds, and operates utility-scale wind (onshore and offshore) and solar photovoltaic projects. The company structures long-term power offtake agreements with utilities and large corporates and provides asset management across the project lifecycle. Its activities span Europe, Africa, Latin America, and Asia-Pacific.
For the chemical value chain, Mainstream supplies contracted renewable electricity that supports electrification and decarbonisation of energy‑intensive operations, reduces Scope 2 emissions, and can enable green hydrogen and other low‑carbon processes. Its grid‑connected projects are designed to deliver reliable, cost‑competitive renewable power to industrial loads.
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The 97.5 MW Damlaagte solar plant supports decarbonisation goals, generating 270 million kWh annually and creating nearly 2,000 jobs, with a focus on local procurement and skills development.
Mainstream Renewable Power's 97.5MW solar project in Free State reaches financial close, supporting Secunda's decarbonisation with operations set for 2025.
