About us

Windplus, S.A. is the company responsible for the development, construction and operation of the WindFloat Atlantic project, and whose current shareholders are Ocean Winds (ENGIE and EDP Renováveis joint venture dedicated to offshore wind), Repsol and Principle Power Inc. (PPI).

Our sponsors

Oceans Wind (OW) is an international company dedicated to offshore wind energy and created as a 50-50 joint venture, owned by EDP Renewables and ENGIE. Based on our belief that offshore wind energy is an essential part of the global energy transition, we develop, finance, build and operate offshore wind farm projects all around the world.

When EDP and ENGIE combined their offshore wind assets and project pipeline to create OW in 2019, the company had a total of 1.5 GW under construction and 4.0 GW under development; OW has been adding rapidly to that portfolio and is now on a trajectory to reach the 2025 target of 5 to 7 GW of projects in operation, or construction, and 5 to 10 GW under advanced development. In 2022, OW’s offshore wind gross capacity already operating, contracted or with grid connection rights granted reaches 16.6 GW.

OW, headquartered in Madrid, is currently present in 8 countries, and primarily targets markets in Europe, the United-States and selected parts of Asia, from where most of the growth is expected to come.

Group Business: Energy solution business: Production and sale of city gas, LNG sales, etc. / Production, supply and sale of electricity / Engineering solution business / Gas appliances, gas installation work, construction, etc.; Network business: Gas Pipeline Service Business, Supply of city gas; Overseas business: Overseas upstream business, midstream and downstream business; Urban development business: Real estate development, Leasing and management of land and buildings, etc.

The Tokyo Gas Group, under its management vision “Compass2030,” aims to lead the transition to “CO2 Net-Zero” and expand its handling capacity of renewable energy sources to 6GW by 2030, both domestically and internationally. Particularly in Japan, where shallow marine areas are scarce, floating offshore wind power—which can be installed in deep waters and is considered to have great potential—is being pursued through multifaceted initiatives. These initiatives include this investment, preparations for social implementation, and investments in overseas investment funds.

Repsol is a Madrid-based multi-energy company, that has more than 3,800 MW of total installed low-emission generation capacity. The company has 1.5 million electricity and gas customers, making it a major player in this market in Spain. Last year, Repsol was the only major retailer in the country, in terms of customer volume, to obtain the CNMC’s A Label for the environmentally friendly origin of the electricity it supplies. With regard to renewable electricity generation, one of the pillars of Repsol’s decarbonization, the targets for installed capacity in 2030 have been updated to 20 GW, an increase of 60% compared to the previous target. By 2025, installed capacity will increase to 6 GW.

Our team

Wind Float Atlantic (WFA) is a pre-commercial project that represents an investment of about 120 million euros; more than half of the direct supplies were made by Portuguese and Spanish companies and more than 500 highly qualified people have been involved so far.

WFA is currently being operated from the O&M base located in the commercial port of Viana do Castelo.