This information is for Thrive Renewables plc bondholders, if you’re not sure which bondholder you are, please check your bond certificate for details.
Welcome to Thrive and thank you again for investing in the future of renewables. As a bondholder you earn 5% interest a year and join our growing community of investors contributing to a cleaner, smarter energy system.
Your interest payment is fixed and payable annually in arrears on the 31 March.
This section provides useful information about your bond including frequently asked questions (FAQs) and details of your first interest payment in the key features list below.
The Thrive website provides information about your investment – visit the projects page with UK map to see where and how we generate renewable electricity throughout the country. There’s also our news section including events and industry updates.
If you have any questions about your bond, please see the FAQs section including contact details.
For those interested in owning a share in Thrive Renewables, we provide a monthly share auction where you can buy and sell existing Thrive shares all year round. Investment in the shares of Thrive Renewables plc is intended to be for the long term and income from your investment may fluctuate.
Your capital is at risk and you may not get back the full amount you invested.
If you would like to get Thrive’s bi-monthly newsletter please sign up here and we’ll keep you posted on upcoming investment opportunities, project developments and investor news.
Abundance Investment is your registrar and responsible for issuing your bond.
Further information is available in the FAQs section.
Press Releases
Solar trains company, Riding Sunbeams, has received its first commercial funding from Thrive Renewables and Friends Provident Foundation This will enable the team to develop community owned renewable energy projects to directly power the rail network at a commercial scale for the first time
Posted: 18 Sep 2020
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The United Downs geothermal project will use heat from the rock, around 5km beneath the ground, to generate renewable electricity.
Posted: 12 Aug 2020
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2019 was a record breaking year for renewables, generating more electricity than fossil fuels during the third quarter, for the first time ever. And 2020’s looking even better!
Posted: 29 Jul 2020
