Blog 08.2025

JERA Nex: The next chapter

JERA Nex: The next chapter

JERA Nex is embarking on an exciting new chapter. We are evolving from a global renewables business into a global onshore-focused company. As part of this shift, our offshore wind portfolio and capabilities have been transferred to a new joint venture with bp, JERA Nex bp.

Our mission remains the same – to scale up renewable technologies at pace. JERA Nex will continue to develop, invest in, own and operate a range of renewable energy assets, including onshore wind, solar and battery storage.

JERA’s ambition is to develop 20GW of renewable capacity by 2035, JERA Nex and JERA Nex bp are both vital to realizing this goal. By dividing our focus between onshore and offshore platforms, we can accelerate progress and our contribution to the JERA Zero CO₂ Emissions 2050 roadmap.

Delivering on this promise requires focus and discipline. The energy transition can only happen when dedicated teams work on complementary solutions. Investing in onshore power is just one tool in the effort to transition to a world with fewer emissions and a stable supply of energy. Onshore power is a critical piece of the puzzle.

“As JERA Nex moves into a new chapter as a focused onshore company, it is my honor to assume the role of CEO. It’s an exciting time for the company and I look forward to continuing our vision, alongside JERA Nex bp, leveraging our expertise in the sector to develop our portfolio of onshore assets. Our vision remains the same – to contribute to a future that prioritizes decarbonization, affordability, and energy stability.

JERA has made their ambitions for a sustainable future in the JERA Zero CO2 Emissions 2050 roadmap clear, and I am proud to be driving this forward with JERA Nex.”

We remain committed to being the nexus for the energy transition. By connecting green technologies and leveraging JERA’s global platform, we will help shape the energy systems of tomorrow.

We’re excited for what’s ahead, delivering real, scalable solutions to some of the energy sector’s toughest challenges.