In 2016–2017, the subsidiary UAB Renerga built the Kunigiškės wind farm in Anykščiai district. Its capacity is 7.5 MW. The fleet consists of three wind turbines of the GE 2.5 MW type, producing about 27 kWh of sustainable electricity per year.

They are currently one of the highest in Lithuania. The height of each turbine is 120 meters.

However, it is not only the technological advantage of the wind farm that is surprising. UAB Renerga-1 produces both sustainable and economical electricity – the price of a kilowatt-hour offered by the company is currently the lowest in Lithuania.

The company is also currently building a new 16.5 MW wind farm. It will consist of three GE 5.5 MW wind turbines with an annual production of about 52 million kWh of sustainable electricity. As a result, this park will surpass its predecessor not only in power but also in size. The height of each turbine will be 141 meters and the diameter of the wings will be 158 meters.

The Czech company started developing a wind farm in Horni Lodenice-Lipina in 2003. Six years later, the turbines were already operating at full capacity and the complex was opened in September 2009.

The wind farm operated by Vetrna Energie HK s.r.o is the largest in the Moravian region and the second largest in the country. It consists of nine VESTAS V90 2 MW turbines, each with a height of 105 m.

This park produces about 37.6 thousand MWh of sustainable electricity, which can supply electricy to 12.3 thousand of Czech households.

Since 2017, the company has been owned by UAB Renerga.

This Croatian company operates a wind farm built between 422 and 560 m above the sea level in Obravac, Dalmatia, Zadar County. Activities started in March 2015.

The project consists of 14 VESTAS V90 3 MW capacity, 80 m. high turbines, and the total capacity of the park is 42 MW. These wind farms produce more than 96,000 MWh of sustainable electricity per year.

Since 2017, the company has been owned by UAB Renerga.