Macquarie has cancelled the sale of one of the world's largest offshore wind power developers, due to lack of interest, two people with knowledge of the process said…
Macquarie has cancelled the sale of one of the world's largest offshore wind power developers, due to lack of interest, two people with knowledge of the process said, amid opposition against the renewable energy source by the Trump administration.
The decision comes as dealmaking has been shuttered by the global tariff war that has roiled markets.
Macquarie engaged advisers last year to find a buyer for Corio Generation, which oversees 25 gigawatt (GW) pipeline of offshore wind projects spanning Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Americas, Reuters reported in October. The sources spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to speak publicly.
Instead it will downsize the project. "Given challenging market conditions in the offshore wind sector, Corio Generation is refocusing its global operations to prioritise the development of a smaller portfolio of projects which have the clearest route through to construction," a spokesperson for Corio told Reuters.
"This will also require a restructure of the organisation to reflect that change in strategy. We are discussing this with our project partners and staff who may be affected by these changes," the spokesperson added.
A spokesperson for Macquarie declined to comment.
The offshore wind market has become increasingly challenging with many
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