CJR Renewables is a Guimarães contractor that builds wind farms, solar plants, substations and battery storage and installs wind turbines on an EPC, balance-of-plant or balance-of-system basis (Cândido José Rodrigues II Renewables, S.A., NIF 508779413). It has had a Norwegian branch since April 2019 for wind-turbine assembly and construction work, set up CJR Renewables Finland Limited Oy in Helsinki in 2024, and lists Norway, Sweden and Finland among the countries where it has implemented projects.
CJR Renewables describes itself as a global service provider offering full EPC, balance-of-plant and balance-of-system solutions in renewable energy, across six business areas: wind-farm construction, solar PV plants, wind-turbine installation, power and grid (including substations), service for solar parks, and battery energy storage. The company is registered in Guimarães as Cândido José Rodrigues II Renewables, S.A. (NIF 508779413), and its global-presence page lists projects across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa, with Norway, Sweden and Finland among the European countries.
Its Nordic entities follow the wind work. The Norwegian branch, CANDIDO JOSE RODRIGUES II RENEWABLES S.A. (NUF, org. no. 922428816), was entered in the Brønnøysund register on 2 April 2019 with a registered activity of assembly, engineering and construction work in connection with wind turbines (NACE 43.990), giving the head-office address at Rua do Louredo 447 in Guimarães and a Norwegian postal address c/o BDO Advokater in Oslo. In Finland, CJR Renewables Finland Limited Oy received its business ID (3423145-6) on 25 January 2024 and was entered in the trade register on 1 March 2024; its main line of business is mechanical and process engineering design and technical consultancy, and its registered address is c/o Veromies Oy at Unioninkatu 20–22 in Helsinki. The relationship with Nordic developers also runs outside the region: in September 2024 SeeNews reported a balance-of-plant deal between CJR and OX2 for a 99.2 MW wind farm in Romania.
CJR has given its Nordic wind work a legal footing in two countries: a Norwegian branch registered for wind-turbine assembly, engineering and construction since 2019, and a Finnish limited company since 2024. Its balance-of-plant work for OX2 in Romania shows the other half of the relationship — a Nordic developer hiring a Portuguese contractor for a project elsewhere in Europe.
Renewables Now reported in March 2026 that CJR Renewables will build 27 MWp of solar capacity for GreenVenture in Portugal, and in May 2026 that it had completed balance-of-plant works for a 36 MW wind project in Chile. No 2026 Nordic project announcement was found in the news searches run for this profile.
Sources: cjr-renewables.com (home and global-presence pages); nif.pt; Brønnøysund Register Centre (922428816); Finnish Patent and Registration Office open data (3423145-6); SeeNews (19 September 2024) and Renewables Now (26 March and 25 May 2026) via Google News. Spotted an error? Email miguel@fractio.se.
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