Tarchon Energy is being developed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, a global leader in renewable energy investments committed to making significant and meaningful contributions to the green transition, with support from a broad array of experts in their fields. 

All of CIP’s funds invest in renewable energy infrastructure projects which assist in transitioning the global economy into a net-zero emissions scenario by 2050. And our distinct fund strategies tap into the main transition trends – enabling investors to invest in the decarbonisation of both the power and hard-to-abate sectors. 

Volta Partners has a 12.5% ownership stake in Tarchon Energy. The company was formed by senior financial advisors with expertise in power project development and strong, long-standing professional relationships with key project stakeholders, including Ofgem, National Grid, and the Crown Estate. The Volta team has experience developing transmission lines and interconnectors, including the 1.4GW NeuConnect interconnector between Great Britain and Germany, and the 1.4GW GridLink interconnector between Great Britain and France, which are similar in scale to Tarchon Energy.