Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has launched a new platform company in Australia.
Voyager Renewables is a dedicated onshore renewable-energy development company established to originate, develop and build new large-scale wind, solar and battery storage solutions across Australia.
The company is headquartered in Newcastle in New South Wales and is already developing projects in regions across Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. Its portfolio of projects aims to deliver 6 gigawatts of new capacity across Australia throughout the next 10 years.
“Voyager Renewables is part of CIP’s global strategy to invest in development platforms,” said Jorn Hammer, partner and head of CIP Australia. “As CIP’s onshore renewables company, Voyager Renewables will develop projects and build lasting partnerships with communities in Australia’s regions.”
CIP launched Voyager Renewables through its Copenhagen Infrastructure V (CI V), which, with a tar
