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The Juwi GmbH is a company which builds renewable power supply facilities. Founded by Fred Jung and Matthias Willenbacher in 1996, in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. The today's^[when?] headquarters is in Wörrstadt. The name "juwi" is an acronym based on the initials of its two founders.

JUWI GmbH

Genre	Renewable Energy
Founded	1996
Founder	Fred Jung, Matthias Willenbacher
Headquarters	Wörrstadt, Germany
Revenue	€1.2 billion(2009)
Operating income	€108,9 Million
Number of employees	1200 ^[1]
Website	www.juwi.com

In its early^[when?] days Juwi was a two-man company. Today^[when?] Juwi has over 900 employees and 900 million Euro revenue.^[2]

Solar parks are built by Juwi, for example Waldpolenz Solar Park.

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^ juwi.de: About Us
^ "juwi.de: Daten & Fakten". www.juwi.de. Archived from the original on 2010-08-01.

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