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JUWI
Company Overview
JUWI GmbH, a subsidiary of MVV Energie AG
Wörrstadt, Germany
1996
Approximately 1,350 employees in 8 countries (source: juwi.com). Revenue is not publicly disclosed as JUWI is privately held.
What They Do
JUWI focuses on onshore wind energy projects in Germany as well as large-scale solar photovoltaic systems worldwide. The company offers hybrid systems with storage solutions for industrial off-grid applications and comprehensive operations and maintenance services (O&M) (source: juwi.com). Services include project acquisition, planning, engineering, procurement, construction (EPC), financing support, and operational management for wind, solar, and battery storage systems. JUWI has implemented over 2,000 projects with a total capacity of more than 4,000 MW in solar and over 1,300 wind turbines with a total capacity of 3,000 MW (source: juwi.com). Target markets include Germany for wind and the USA, the Middle East, South Africa, Southeast Asia, and Australia for solar, serving a diverse range of customers including municipalities, businesses, farmers, and investors.
Projects & Track Record
JUWI has realized over 3,000 wind and solar plants worldwide with an installed capacity of 7,000 MW, generating 11 billion kWh annually, which corresponds to about 4 million German households (source: juwi.com). Notable projects include the 204 MW Kozani bifacial solar park in northern Greece, the 125 MW Pavant solar park in the USA, and the 86 MW Prieska solar park in South Africa. JUWI has also successfully completed significant wind projects such as the 145 MW Garop wind farm in South Africa and the 60 MW wind farm in Nebraska, USA (source: renewable-energy-industry.com). Currently, JUWI is working on a robust project pipeline in Colorado, USA, and has launched the world's largest solar hybrid project at a mining site in Egypt.
Recent Developments
In November 2025, JUWI announced a collaboration with FERALPI STAHL to develop wind and solar parks in the central and northern districts of Saxony for climate-friendly electricity production (source: renewable-energy-industry.com). In 2022, JUWI merged with Windwärts Energie GmbH and completed the largest bifacial solar park in Europe in Kozani, Greece. Additionally, the world's largest solar hybrid project at a mining site in Egypt was launched (source: juwi.com). Since 2021, JUWI has also expanded its O&M services to battery storage and continues to hold certifications such as ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001.
Working at JUWI
JUWI employs around 1,350 people in various roles, including project development, engineering, procurement, construction, operations and maintenance services, as well as financing and planning management (source: juwi.com). The company culture emphasizes passion, commitment, and responsibility of employees as drivers of success. JUWI offers a stable working environment within the MVV Group, which has over 30 years of experience in the industry (source: juwi.com). Employees work at various locations in Germany and internationally, with the main office located in Wörrstadt. However, specific benefits such as salaries or health plans are not publicly documented.
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