The Boralex Wind2 acquisition adds approximately 350 megawatts of advanced wind projects across Scotland, England and Wales, the Canadian renewable energy company announced on October 29, 2026.

Key Takeaways

  • The deal brings Wind2’s teams from two UK offices into Boralex.
  • Wind2 develops onshore wind projects as well as solar farms and energy parks.
  • Boralex did not disclose the purchase price in its announcement.

Boralex Wind2 acquisition expands development platform

Boralex said it had acquired Wind2, a UK renewable energy developer founded in 2016. The company described Wind2’s wind projects as well advanced and said the acquisition included the integration of its teams in two UK offices.

Esbjorn Wilmar, Boralex’s vice president for the United Kingdom, said Wind2 brings both advanced and ready-to-build projects to the company. The announcement did not specify how much of the approximately 350 MW portfolio was ready to build.

Jean-Christophe Dall’Ava, Boralex’s executive vice president and general manager for Europe, said the acquisition aligned with the company’s UK growth strategy. Wind2 chairman and co-founder Geraint Jewson said the business was being handed over to Boralex.

Boralex’s existing UK operations

Boralex’s existing UK assets include Limekiln Wind Farm, a 106 MW project in northern Scotland commissioned in April 2025. The company said it was also building two wind and energy storage assets with a combined installed capacity of 73 MW.

Boralex reported a UK development pipeline of 1.7 gigawatts. Its announcement did not specify whether that figure included the Wind2 projects.

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