Our shareholders are like-minded people, with one common goal: making the planet better through renewables.
Community is crucial to the Thrive Renewables ethos – every one of our investors is valued and listened to. We believe communication is a two-way street and it’s important to us that our work reflects this.
Our AGMs are an opportunity for conversation between the board and our community, and our newsletters and half year reports ensure we’re all on the same page.
Our shareholders join us because they care about how they invest their money. We respect this and are always transparent with our projects. We work hard to achieve the best in return for our community by making their investment work hard, and this is reflected in our successes – we generate more green energy per pound invested than if we used the same money to install domestic renewables. This increases the value of the shares they own, and ensures our shareholders benefit from the investment they make.
See how we're making a financial, environmental and social difference.
Blog
Last night saw the first climate crisis party leaders’ debate in history. This is the issue of our time and the greatest existential threat humanity will face. We have just 11 years to turn the climate-change super tanker around and the next government could be in power for 5 of those years, so this type of national conversation is absolutely vital.
Posted: 29 Nov 2019
Press Releases
Renewable energy investment company, Thrive Renewables, has acquired a new wind farm site near Girvan, South Ayrshire in Scotland. The project, to be named Chapelton wind farm, has planning and land rights for three turbines and initial ground works have commenced.
Posted: 26 Nov 2019
Blog
The UK renewables sector is currently experiencing a severe skills shortage.
Posted: 21 Nov 2019
There are a variety of methods to work out your own carbon footprint including a simple to use calculator at www.carboncalculator.co.uk
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