As a bondholder your investment is contributing to a cleaner, smarter energy system for the UK whilst earning a financial return.
You have a designated registrar responsible for keeping your details up to date and issuing your bond certificate. If you need to update your address or bank details with us your registrar can help with this. They can also help with queries such as replacing a lost bond certificate or to notify us of the death of a bondholder.
Depending on which bond certificate you hold, your registrar will be either Computershare (for Thrive Renewables (Buchan) Ltd bondholders) or Abundance Investments (for Thrive Renewables Plc bondholders). Please check your bond certificate and visit the bond holder page relevant to your holding.
You will receive annual interest payments made in arrears.
Please visit your bondholder page for more details including frequently asked questions (FAQs) and contact details.
Each year you will receive a copy of the Thrive Renewables Annual Report via your chosen method of communication. Please stay in touch through our bi-monthly newsletter to hear about our next capital raise opportunity, upcoming events where you can visit a turbine up close and get news on our latest projects that are generating clean electricity.
News
Thrive Renewables continues to operate business as usual. The wellbeing of our team, contractors, suppliers and the wider community is our absolute priority and we are following government guidance. All office- based staff are now working remotely, phone lines are open and levels of service are normal.
Posted: 25 Mar 2020
Press Releases
Thrive Renewables welcomes government announcement on proposed amendments to the Contracts for Difference scheme.
Posted: 03 Mar 2020
Press Releases
Renewable energy investment company, Thrive Renewables, today announces plans to invest up to £6.5 million in the UK’s first geothermal power plant being developed by Geothermal Engineering Ltd. The plant, which is on the United Downs Industrial Estate in Cornwall, aims to supply circa 3 MWe (Mega Watt electrical) of baseload electricity to the National Grid and up to 12MW of renewable heat for local use.
Posted: 12 Feb 2020
