Developer profile

Macquarie

Australia

About

as of 2026-10

A global financial group of Australian heritage whose green energy investing has run through specialist platforms: the UK Green Investment Bank, which it agreed to buy from the UK government in 2017, and the Green Investment Group within Macquarie Asset Management. In 2022 the Green Investment Group created an offshore wind developer, Corio Generation, run as a standalone portfolio company. That made Macquarie an asset manager by ownership that originated and developed projects rather than only buying built ones, which is why it appears among developers here. The structure has since been pulled back into the group. Macquarie moved its Green Investments portfolio into its corporate segment in the first half of its 2026 financial year and says the green exposure it holds there is now mostly solar, and from 1 April 2026 Corio no longer operates as a standalone business, with Macquarie managing a number of its former projects.

Outlook

as of 2026-10
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Portfolio

26 held + 7 exited · live stages first, exits last
Operational · 0.94 GW (7)Advanced Development · 0.68 GW (3)Proposed · 1.75 GW (3)On Hold · 11.3 GW (9)Cancelled · 1.32 GW (4)

Capacity is net of ownership stake: a 50% JV counts half. Gross exposure (full nameplate of every project held): 22.6 GW. Some stakes are undisclosed, so net GW is a floor.

ProjectCountryStageMWStakeNet MW
BARD Offshore 1 Germany Operational 400 100% 400
Lynn and Inner Dowsing United Kingdom Operational 194 100% 194
Lincs United Kingdom Operational 270 44% 119
Gwynt y Mor United Kingdom Operational 576 20% 115
Sheringham Shoal United Kingdom Operational 317 20% 63
Formosa 1 Phase 2↓ farmed down Taiwan Operational 120 25% 30
Rhyl Flats United Kingdom Operational 90 24.9% 23
Outer Dowsing United Kingdom Advanced Development 1500 25% 375
Rampion 2 United Kingdom Advanced Development 1200 25% 300
Dadaepo Offshore Wind Farm South Korea Advanced Development 99 — —
Corio Binh Thuan Vietnam Proposed 3000 33.3% 1000
Corio Hai Phong Vietnam Proposed 1000 50% 500
Corio / Fecon Vung Tau Vietnam Proposed 500 50% 250
Costa Nordeste Offshore Brazil On Hold 3840 100% 3840
Cassino Offshore Brazil On Hold 1920 100% 1920
Guarita Offshore Brazil On Hold 1680 100% 1680
Rio Grande Offshore Brazil On Hold 1200 100% 1200
Vitoria Offshore Brazil On Hold 1200 100% 1200
West of Orkney United Kingdom On Hold 2000 46.8% 935
Gray Whale Phase 1 (BadaEnergy) South Korea On Hold 510 33.3% 170
Gray Whale Phase 2 (BadaEnergy) South Korea On Hold 495 33.3% 165
Gray Whale Phase 3 (BadaEnergy) South Korea On Hold 495 33.3% 165
Sceirde Rocks Ireland Cancelled 450 100% 450
Attentive Energy One United States Cancelled 1404 27.7% 389
Haiding 2 Taiwan Cancelled 600 50% 300
Haiding 1 Taiwan Cancelled 360 50% 180
Five Estuaries United Kingdom Divested 2026-10 1080 25% sold —
East Anglia ONE United Kingdom Divested 2025-04 714 10% sold —
Formosa 2 Taiwan Divested 2025-01 376 26% sold —
Race Bank United Kingdom Divested 2024-04 573 37.5% sold joint —
Galloper United Kingdom Divested 2023-04 353 12.5% sold —
Rampion United Kingdom Divested 2023-04 400 12.5% sold —
EnBW Baltic 2 Germany Divested 2015-Q3 288 22.5% sold —

Divested & farmed down

every recorded sale by this developer · newest first
AnnouncedProject / portfolioTypeStake sold€mBuyer
2026-10-13 Five Estuaries acquisition 25% — Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CI V)
2025-04 East Anglia ONE secondary trade 10% — Octopus Energy Generation (Vector fund)
2025-01 Formosa 2 acquisition 26% 256 Synera (Stonepeak)
2024-05 East Anglia ONE secondary trade 10% — L&G NTR Clean Power (Europe) Fund / Development Bank of Japan
2024-04 Race Bank secondary trade 37.5% joint 385 Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM)
2023-04 Galloper secondary trade 12.5% — Equitix
2023-04 Rampion secondary trade 12.5% — Equitix
2020-11 East Anglia ONE secondary trade 20% — TRIG (14.3%) / InfraRed EIIF4 (5.7%)
2019-10 Formosa 2 farmdown 49% — JERA
2018-12 Formosa 1 Phase 2 farmdown 32.5% joint — JERA
2018-03 Galloper secondary trade 12.5% — ESB
2017-04-20 Galloper farmdown — — Universities Superannuation Scheme
2017-04-20 Rampion secondary trade — — Universities Superannuation Scheme
2017 Race Bank secondary trade 12.5% — Sumitomo Corporation
2017 Race Bank secondary trade 12.5% — Green Investment Group / Arjun Infrastructure Partners / Gravis Capital Management (advised funds)
2016-07 Galloper secondary trade 12.5% — Sumitomo Corporation
2015-Q3 EnBW Baltic 2 secondary trade 22.5% — Ärzteversorgung Westfalen-Lippe (AVWL)
2015-06 EnBW Baltic 2 secondary trade 27.4% — PGGM Infrastructure Fund

Ownership history comes from the transaction database; the portfolio above is the current snapshot only. "Joint" stakes are the consortium total (per-seller split not disclosed) and are excluded from the stake-weighted GW figure.

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