TRIG is repowering its Cuxac wind farm in southern France, replacing older turbines with a new generation of larger, more efficient machines. Repowering will increase the site’s capacity from 12 MW to more than 25 MW and secure a new 20-year inflation-linked tariff, strengthening the long-term income profile of the asset.
Repowering efforts like those at Cuxac are a core part of TRIG’s approach to managing its portfolio over the long term. By upgrading existing sites with modern technology, TRIG can increase electricity output, extend asset life and enhance returns, while making use of established grid connections and infrastructure.
At Cuxac, the original turbines have been carefully dismantled, with materials and components being reused, redeployed within TRIG’s wider portfolio, or recycled where possible. The site, located in the Montagne Noire near Carcassonne, will be fitted with six Vestas V117 turbines.
This type of reinvestment demonstrates how TRIG actively manages its assets beyond initial construction, improving performance and resilience across the portfolio while supporting reliable, long-term cash flows for shareholders.
