Infinite Renewables is pleased to announce that we will be attending the Royal Welsh Show 2026 on the 20th-23rd of July! As a Welsh company based in South Wales, we are delighted to be attending this show.
You can find us at Stand 884, where our team will be available throughout the show to speak with landowners, farmers and businesses about the benefit of Repowering your existing wind turbine. There will be Welsh speakers on our stand every day, so you are more than welcome to come and speak to us in English or Welsh!
(Photo of BestWatt BW80 from Gwynfryn Farm, Pwllheli, North Wales)
We have expertise in Wales (and beyond!), with a flagship project at The Royal Mint, where Infinite Renewables has been instrumental in developing their sustainable energy system, as well as having just taken over a large wind turbine in Pencarreg.
Repowering can be a highly effective way to improve the performance of an existing turbine, or bring a broken wind turbine back into operation, helping to increase farm income, reduce energy costs and make better use of existing renewable energy infrastructure. In some cases, repowering an existing wind turbine can increase income by tens of thousands a year.
We will also be joined by Rengineers, the manufacturers of the BestWatt turbines, giving visitors the opportunity to learn more about their range of turbines, as well as the 20-year service and maintenance guarantee available.
As the exclusive distributor of BestWatt turbines in Wales, Cornwall, and South West England, Infinite Renewables is looking forward to meeting visitors at the show and discussing how repowering your turbine could support your farm, estate or business across the region. Whether you already own a wind turbine, are considering an upgrade, or simply want to find out more about renewable energy options, come visit us at Stand 884 at the Royal Welsh Show.
We can also advise on the most affective wat for your farm or business to reduce energy costs and incorporate renewable energy into your farm or business.
We are also pleased to see that the Development Bank of Wales has just launched a new funding scheme which will enable Welsh farming businesses to access affordable, long-term finance to invest in sustainable energy projects through a new £5 million pilot scheme which has just been launched on 1 July 2026.
Welsh farms to access low-interest loans for sustainable investment | Business Wales
The Sustainable Agriculture Loan Scheme (SALS) will offer fixed-rate loans at 3% interest, repayable over up to 15 years. Eligible farm businesses in Wales can borrow between £25,001 and £1 million to fund improvements in energy efficiency and renewable energy generation.
For more information, contact:
repowering@infiniterenewables.com
Nigel Hollett – 01656 644477
