Ventus Energy

Ventus Energy is a Latvia-based green infrastructure platform offering mezzanine and senior-loan investments in renewable and utility projects across the Baltics. Since launching in 2024, it has raised nearly €60m from almost 5000 investors and expanded into solar, wind, biomass and BESS assets.^[1] In July 2025, Ventus registered the Ventus Energy Fund under Estonian supervision.^[2]

• Ventus Energy offers investments in green energy infrastructure projects, starting at €1,000.
• Ventus Energy offers Senior and Mezzanine investments, claiming effective annual interest rates ranging from 6% to over 20%, with interests paid daily.
• Investments are backed by tangible assets, commercial pledges, long-term municipal heating contracts, and 60-80% debt from large investors and banks.

Ventus Energy is not regulated under any financial services license. However, the platform acquires and develops regulated energy infrastructure projects by local government agencies in the Baltic region. Ventus Energy offers investments in green energy infrastructure projects via two type of investments:

• Senior Investments: Co-invested with senior investors, senior investments are secured by property, physical assets, and commercial pledges.
• Mezzanine Investments: which are low LTV mezzanine loans, carrying higher risk but provide flexible funding and higher returns.

Ventus Energy’s loans are backed by tangible assets, commercial pledges, long-term municipal heating contracts, and strong regulatory support, with 60-80% funding from large investors and banks. The platform advertises that it pays its investors daily interest. Investments start at €1,000. The platform does not offer a secondary market, but it offers an “exit feature”, that allows investors to request an early withdrawal from the project. There is no auto-invest option available and investment requires manual selection.^[3]

Ventus Energy advertises senior-loan returns of 7–11% and mezzanine yields above 20%, depending on project structure and incentives. According to its new statistics dashboard, the platform has funded about €64.7m in loans, of which €4.3m (6.6%) has been repaid through early exits. €60.4m (93.4%) remains outstanding, and all active loans are currently marked as current, with no amounts reported as late or overdue.^[4]

Ventus does not publish actual historic performance data, realised returns, or defaults, and no fee structure for investors is disclosed. Revenue comes from project ownership and development, capturing the spread between project earnings and investor interest.^[5]

Ventus Energy is led by Henrijs Jansons (CEO), responsible for strategy, financing and overall group development. Henrijs was also the CEO at Debitum for 2 years, until June 2024. Toms Abele (Chief Marketing Officer) oversees marketing, communications and brand positioning. Gvido Bajārs (Chief Legal Officer) manages regulatory compliance, licensing and legal structuring, backed by extensive experience in banking and finance law. Arvis Zelčs (Chief Operating Officer) handles operational execution, process management and product development. Jānis Timma (Project Lead) supervises project development with more than a decade of experience in renewable energy, including biomass plant development and is also working in the digital lending industry for another company as CEO of Crowdestor.^[6]

The company behind the platform is Ventus Energy Group OÜ, which was founded in 2024 and incorporated in Tallinn, Estonia. However, the company’s office is located in Riga, Latvia. Ventus Energy Group OÜ operates as a private limited entity with a capital of €4,166. The shareholders consist of the platform’s Chief Development Officer, Jānis Timma, who holds the majority of the shares at 60%. The remaining shares are held by the legal entity SIA WIN WIN Investments from Latvia, with a 25% stake, and VENTUS Employee and Partnerships Stock Options OÜ, which holds 15%. Notably, VENTUS Employee and Partnerships Stock Options OÜ is entirely controlled by Jānis Timma, which owns 100% of the shares.^[7]

Ventus Energy is advancing several energy projects in Latvia, with a four-year development plan. This includes acquiring two operational cogeneration powerhouses by late 2024 and early 2025, developing two solar parks in 2025 and 2026, and constructing four additional cogeneration powerhouses by 2027. Preparatory work for these projects has been ongoing since 2020.

Already in September 2024 not long after going live, the platform attracted significant interest, launching funding opportunities for projects in Daugavpils and Riga, as well as a solar park in Kuldiga. Payments for the power plant acquisitions have begun, and testing is underway at the Daugavpils facility. Additionally, the Solar Park acquisition agreement has been finalized, including plans for electricity connections to support both solar panels and battery storage. Ventus Energy is also planning to open a fourth project and initiate further funding rounds.

1. P2PMarketData: “Ventus Energy Statistics”
2. Ventus Energy: “Ventus Energy registers an investment fund”
3. Ventus Energy: “For Lenders - Early exit feature”
4. Ventus Energy: “Group Operational Statistics”
5. Ventus Energy: “How we work - Project financing structure”
6. Ventus Energy: “About Us”
7. Estonia - E-Business Register: “Ventus Energy Group OÜ (16964065)”

Ventus Energy is a Latvia-based green infrastructure platform offering mezzanine and senior-loan investments in renewable and utility projects across the Baltics. Since launching in 2024, it has raised nearly €60m from almost 5000 investors and expanded into solar, wind, biomass and BESS assets.^[1] In July 2025, Ventus registered the Ventus Energy Fund under Estonian supervision.^[2]

• Ventus Energy offers investments in green energy infrastructure projects, starting at €1,000.
• Ventus Energy offers Senior and Mezzanine investments, claiming effective annual interest rates ranging from 6% to over 20%, with interests paid daily.
• Investments are backed by tangible assets, commercial pledges, long-term municipal heating contracts, and 60-80% debt from large investors and banks.

Ventus Energy is not regulated under any financial services license. However, the platform acquires and develops regulated energy infrastructure projects by local government agencies in the Baltic region. Ventus Energy offers investments in green energy infrastructure projects via two type of investments:

• Senior Investments: Co-invested with senior investors, senior investments are secured by property, physical assets, and commercial pledges.
• Mezzanine Investments: which are low LTV mezzanine loans, carrying higher risk but provide flexible funding and higher returns.

Ventus Energy’s loans are backed by tangible assets, commercial pledges, long-term municipal heating contracts, and strong regulatory support, with 60-80% funding from large investors and banks. The platform advertises that it pays its investors daily interest. Investments start at €1,000. The platform does not offer a secondary market, but it offers an “exit feature”, that allows investors to request an early withdrawal from the project. There is no auto-invest option available and investment requires manual selection.^[3]

Ventus Energy advertises senior-loan returns of 7–11% and mezzanine yields above 20%, depending on project structure and incentives. According to its new statistics dashboard, the platform has funded about €64.7m in loans, of which €4.3m (6.6%) has been repaid through early exits. €60.4m (93.4%) remains outstanding, and all active loans are currently marked as current, with no amounts reported as late or overdue.^[4]

Ventus does not publish actual historic performance data, realised returns, or defaults, and no fee structure for investors is disclosed. Revenue comes from project ownership and development, capturing the spread between project earnings and investor interest.^[5]

Ventus Energy is led by Henrijs Jansons (CEO), responsible for strategy, financing and overall group development. Henrijs was also the CEO at Debitum for 2 years, until June 2024. Toms Abele (Chief Marketing Officer) oversees marketing, communications and brand positioning. Gvido Bajārs (Chief Legal Officer) manages regulatory compliance, licensing and legal structuring, backed by extensive experience in banking and finance law. Arvis Zelčs (Chief Operating Officer) handles operational execution, process management and product development. Jānis Timma (Project Lead) supervises project development with more than a decade of experience in renewable energy, including biomass plant development and is also working in the digital lending industry for another company as CEO of Crowdestor.^[6]

The company behind the platform is Ventus Energy Group OÜ, which was founded in 2024 and incorporated in Tallinn, Estonia. However, the company’s office is located in Riga, Latvia. Ventus Energy Group OÜ operates as a private limited entity with a capital of €4,166. The shareholders consist of the platform’s Chief Development Officer, Jānis Timma, who holds the majority of the shares at 60%. The remaining shares are held by the legal entity SIA WIN WIN Investments from Latvia, with a 25% stake, and VENTUS Employee and Partnerships Stock Options OÜ, which holds 15%. Notably, VENTUS Employee and Partnerships Stock Options OÜ is entirely controlled by Jānis Timma, which owns 100% of the shares.^[7]

Ventus Energy is advancing several energy projects in Latvia, with a four-year development plan. This includes acquiring two operational cogeneration powerhouses by late 2024 and early 2025, developing two solar parks in 2025 and 2026, and constructing four additional cogeneration powerhouses by 2027. Preparatory work for these projects has been ongoing since 2020.

Already in September 2024 not long after going live, the platform attracted significant interest, launching funding opportunities for projects in Daugavpils and Riga, as well as a solar park in Kuldiga. Payments for the power plant acquisitions have begun, and testing is underway at the Daugavpils facility. Additionally, the Solar Park acquisition agreement has been finalized, including plans for electricity connections to support both solar panels and battery storage. Ventus Energy is also planning to open a fourth project and initiate further funding rounds.

1. P2PMarketData: “Ventus Energy Statistics”
2. Ventus Energy: “Ventus Energy registers an investment fund”
3. Ventus Energy: “For Lenders - Early exit feature”
4. Ventus Energy: “Group Operational Statistics”
5. Ventus Energy: “How we work - Project financing structure”
6. Ventus Energy: “About Us”
7. Estonia - E-Business Register: “Ventus Energy Group OÜ (16964065)”

Ventus Energy is a Latvia-based green infrastructure platform offering mezzanine and senior-loan investments in renewable and utility projects across the Baltics. Since launching in 2024, it has raised nearly €60m from almost 5000 investors and expanded into solar, wind, biomass and BESS assets.^[1] In July 2025, Ventus registered the Ventus Energy Fund under Estonian supervision.^[2]

• Ventus Energy offers investments in green energy infrastructure projects, starting at €1,000.
• Ventus Energy offers Senior and Mezzanine investments, claiming effective annual interest rates ranging from 6% to over 20%, with interests paid daily.
• Investments are backed by tangible assets, commercial pledges, long-term municipal heating contracts, and 60-80% debt from large investors and banks.

Ventus Energy is not regulated under any financial services license. However, the platform acquires and develops regulated energy infrastructure projects by local government agencies in the Baltic region. Ventus Energy offers investments in green energy infrastructure projects via two type of investments:

• Senior Investments: Co-invested with senior investors, senior investments are secured by property, physical assets, and commercial pledges.
• Mezzanine Investments: which are low LTV mezzanine loans, carrying higher risk but provide flexible funding and higher returns.

Ventus Energy’s loans are backed by tangible assets, commercial pledges, long-term municipal heating contracts, and strong regulatory support, with 60-80% funding from large investors and banks. The platform advertises that it pays its investors daily interest. Investments start at €1,000. The platform does not offer a secondary market, but it offers an “exit feature”, that allows investors to request an early withdrawal from the project. There is no auto-invest option available and investment requires manual selection.^[3]

Ventus Energy advertises senior-loan returns of 7–11% and mezzanine yields above 20%, depending on project structure and incentives. According to its new statistics dashboard, the platform has funded about €64.7m in loans, of which €4.3m (6.6%) has been repaid through early exits. €60.4m (93.4%) remains outstanding, and all active loans are currently marked as current, with no amounts reported as late or overdue.^[4]

Ventus does not publish actual historic performance data, realised returns, or defaults, and no fee structure for investors is disclosed. Revenue comes from project ownership and development, capturing the spread between project earnings and investor interest.^[5]

Ventus Energy is led by Henrijs Jansons (CEO), responsible for strategy, financing and overall group development. Henrijs was also the CEO at Debitum for 2 years, until June 2024. Toms Abele (Chief Marketing Officer) oversees marketing, communications and brand positioning. Gvido Bajārs (Chief Legal Officer) manages regulatory compliance, licensing and legal structuring, backed by extensive experience in banking and finance law. Arvis Zelčs (Chief Operating Officer) handles operational execution, process management and product development. Jānis Timma (Project Lead) supervises project development with more than a decade of experience in renewable energy, including biomass plant development and is also working in the digital lending industry for another company as CEO of Crowdestor.^[6]

The company behind the platform is Ventus Energy Group OÜ, which was founded in 2024 and incorporated in Tallinn, Estonia. However, the company’s office is located in Riga, Latvia. Ventus Energy Group OÜ operates as a private limited entity with a capital of €4,166. The shareholders consist of the platform’s Chief Development Officer, Jānis Timma, who holds the majority of the shares at 60%. The remaining shares are held by the legal entity SIA WIN WIN Investments from Latvia, with a 25% stake, and VENTUS Employee and Partnerships Stock Options OÜ, which holds 15%. Notably, VENTUS Employee and Partnerships Stock Options OÜ is entirely controlled by Jānis Timma, which owns 100% of the shares.^[7]

Ventus Energy is advancing several energy projects in Latvia, with a four-year development plan. This includes acquiring two operational cogeneration powerhouses by late 2024 and early 2025, developing two solar parks in 2025 and 2026, and constructing four additional cogeneration powerhouses by 2027. Preparatory work for these projects has been ongoing since 2020.

Already in September 2024 not long after going live, the platform attracted significant interest, launching funding opportunities for projects in Daugavpils and Riga, as well as a solar park in Kuldiga. Payments for the power plant acquisitions have begun, and testing is underway at the Daugavpils facility. Additionally, the Solar Park acquisition agreement has been finalized, including plans for electricity connections to support both solar panels and battery storage. Ventus Energy is also planning to open a fourth project and initiate further funding rounds.

1. P2PMarketData: “Ventus Energy Statistics”
2. Ventus Energy: “Ventus Energy registers an investment fund”
3. Ventus Energy: “For Lenders - Early exit feature”
4. Ventus Energy: “Group Operational Statistics”
5. Ventus Energy: “How we work - Project financing structure”
6. Ventus Energy: “About Us”
7. Estonia - E-Business Register: “Ventus Energy Group OÜ (16964065)”

Ventus Energy is a Latvia-based green infrastructure platform offering mezzanine and senior-loan investments in renewable and utility projects across the Baltics. Since launching in 2024, it has raised nearly €60m from almost 5000 investors and expanded into solar, wind, biomass and BESS assets.^[1] In July 2025, Ventus registered the Ventus Energy Fund under Estonian supervision.^[2]

• Ventus Energy offers investments in green energy infrastructure projects, starting at €1,000.
• Ventus Energy offers Senior and Mezzanine investments, claiming effective annual interest rates ranging from 6% to over 20%, with interests paid daily.
• Investments are backed by tangible assets, commercial pledges, long-term municipal heating contracts, and 60-80% debt from large investors and banks.

Ventus Energy is not regulated under any financial services license. However, the platform acquires and develops regulated energy infrastructure projects by local government agencies in the Baltic region. Ventus Energy offers investments in green energy infrastructure projects via two type of investments:

• Senior Investments: Co-invested with senior investors, senior investments are secured by property, physical assets, and commercial pledges.
• Mezzanine Investments: which are low LTV mezzanine loans, carrying higher risk but provide flexible funding and higher returns.

Ventus Energy’s loans are backed by tangible assets, commercial pledges, long-term municipal heating contracts, and strong regulatory support, with 60-80% funding from large investors and banks. The platform advertises that it pays its investors daily interest. Investments start at €1,000. The platform does not offer a secondary market, but it offers an “exit feature”, that allows investors to request an early withdrawal from the project. There is no auto-invest option available and investment requires manual selection.^[3]

Ventus Energy advertises senior-loan returns of 7–11% and mezzanine yields above 20%, depending on project structure and incentives. According to its new statistics dashboard, the platform has funded about €64.7m in loans, of which €4.3m (6.6%) has been repaid through early exits. €60.4m (93.4%) remains outstanding, and all active loans are currently marked as current, with no amounts reported as late or overdue.^[4]

Ventus does not publish actual historic performance data, realised returns, or defaults, and no fee structure for investors is disclosed. Revenue comes from project ownership and development, capturing the spread between project earnings and investor interest.^[5]

Ventus Energy is led by Henrijs Jansons (CEO), responsible for strategy, financing and overall group development. Henrijs was also the CEO at Debitum for 2 years, until June 2024. Toms Abele (Chief Marketing Officer) oversees marketing, communications and brand positioning. Gvido Bajārs (Chief Legal Officer) manages regulatory compliance, licensing and legal structuring, backed by extensive experience in banking and finance law. Arvis Zelčs (Chief Operating Officer) handles operational execution, process management and product development. Jānis Timma (Project Lead) supervises project development with more than a decade of experience in renewable energy, including biomass plant development and is also working in the digital lending industry for another company as CEO of Crowdestor.^[6]

The company behind the platform is Ventus Energy Group OÜ, which was founded in 2024 and incorporated in Tallinn, Estonia. However, the company’s office is located in Riga, Latvia. Ventus Energy Group OÜ operates as a private limited entity with a capital of €4,166. The shareholders consist of the platform’s Chief Development Officer, Jānis Timma, who holds the majority of the shares at 60%. The remaining shares are held by the legal entity SIA WIN WIN Investments from Latvia, with a 25% stake, and VENTUS Employee and Partnerships Stock Options OÜ, which holds 15%. Notably, VENTUS Employee and Partnerships Stock Options OÜ is entirely controlled by Jānis Timma, which owns 100% of the shares.^[7]

Ventus Energy is advancing several energy projects in Latvia, with a four-year development plan. This includes acquiring two operational cogeneration powerhouses by late 2024 and early 2025, developing two solar parks in 2025 and 2026, and constructing four additional cogeneration powerhouses by 2027. Preparatory work for these projects has been ongoing since 2020.

Already in September 2024 not long after going live, the platform attracted significant interest, launching funding opportunities for projects in Daugavpils and Riga, as well as a solar park in Kuldiga. Payments for the power plant acquisitions have begun, and testing is underway at the Daugavpils facility. Additionally, the Solar Park acquisition agreement has been finalized, including plans for electricity connections to support both solar panels and battery storage. Ventus Energy is also planning to open a fourth project and initiate further funding rounds.

1. P2PMarketData: “Ventus Energy Statistics”
2. Ventus Energy: “Ventus Energy registers an investment fund”
3. Ventus Energy: “For Lenders - Early exit feature”
4. Ventus Energy: “Group Operational Statistics”
5. Ventus Energy: “How we work - Project financing structure”
6. Ventus Energy: “About Us”
7. Estonia - E-Business Register: “Ventus Energy Group OÜ (16964065)”

Ventus Energy is a Latvia-based green infrastructure platform offering mezzanine and senior-loan investments in renewable and utility projects across the Baltics. Since launching in 2024, it has raised nearly €60m from almost 5000 investors and expanded into solar, wind, biomass and BESS assets.^[1] In July 2025, Ventus registered the Ventus Energy Fund under Estonian supervision.^[2]

• Ventus Energy offers investments in green energy infrastructure projects, starting at €1,000.
• Ventus Energy offers Senior and Mezzanine investments, claiming effective annual interest rates ranging from 6% to over 20%, with interests paid daily.
• Investments are backed by tangible assets, commercial pledges, long-term municipal heating contracts, and 60-80% debt from large investors and banks.

Ventus Energy is not regulated under any financial services license. However, the platform acquires and develops regulated energy infrastructure projects by local government agencies in the Baltic region. Ventus Energy offers investments in green energy infrastructure projects via two type of investments:

• Senior Investments: Co-invested with senior investors, senior investments are secured by property, physical assets, and commercial pledges.
• Mezzanine Investments: which are low LTV mezzanine loans, carrying higher risk but provide flexible funding and higher returns.

Ventus Energy’s loans are backed by tangible assets, commercial pledges, long-term municipal heating contracts, and strong regulatory support, with 60-80% funding from large investors and banks. The platform advertises that it pays its investors daily interest. Investments start at €1,000. The platform does not offer a secondary market, but it offers an “exit feature”, that allows investors to request an early withdrawal from the project. There is no auto-invest option available and investment requires manual selection.^[3]

Ventus Energy advertises senior-loan returns of 7–11% and mezzanine yields above 20%, depending on project structure and incentives. According to its new statistics dashboard, the platform has funded about €64.7m in loans, of which €4.3m (6.6%) has been repaid through early exits. €60.4m (93.4%) remains outstanding, and all active loans are currently marked as current, with no amounts reported as late or overdue.^[4]

Ventus does not publish actual historic performance data, realised returns, or defaults, and no fee structure for investors is disclosed. Revenue comes from project ownership and development, capturing the spread between project earnings and investor interest.^[5]

Ventus Energy is led by Henrijs Jansons (CEO), responsible for strategy, financing and overall group development. Henrijs was also the CEO at Debitum for 2 years, until June 2024. Toms Abele (Chief Marketing Officer) oversees marketing, communications and brand positioning. Gvido Bajārs (Chief Legal Officer) manages regulatory compliance, licensing and legal structuring, backed by extensive experience in banking and finance law. Arvis Zelčs (Chief Operating Officer) handles operational execution, process management and product development. Jānis Timma (Project Lead) supervises project development with more than a decade of experience in renewable energy, including biomass plant development and is also working in the digital lending industry for another company as CEO of Crowdestor.^[6]

The company behind the platform is Ventus Energy Group OÜ, which was founded in 2024 and incorporated in Tallinn, Estonia. However, the company’s office is located in Riga, Latvia. Ventus Energy Group OÜ operates as a private limited entity with a capital of €4,166. The shareholders consist of the platform’s Chief Development Officer, Jānis Timma, who holds the majority of the shares at 60%. The remaining shares are held by the legal entity SIA WIN WIN Investments from Latvia, with a 25% stake, and VENTUS Employee and Partnerships Stock Options OÜ, which holds 15%. Notably, VENTUS Employee and Partnerships Stock Options OÜ is entirely controlled by Jānis Timma, which owns 100% of the shares.^[7]

Ventus Energy is advancing several energy projects in Latvia, with a four-year development plan. This includes acquiring two operational cogeneration powerhouses by late 2024 and early 2025, developing two solar parks in 2025 and 2026, and constructing four additional cogeneration powerhouses by 2027. Preparatory work for these projects has been ongoing since 2020.

Already in September 2024 not long after going live, the platform attracted significant interest, launching funding opportunities for projects in Daugavpils and Riga, as well as a solar park in Kuldiga. Payments for the power plant acquisitions have begun, and testing is underway at the Daugavpils facility. Additionally, the Solar Park acquisition agreement has been finalized, including plans for electricity connections to support both solar panels and battery storage. Ventus Energy is also planning to open a fourth project and initiate further funding rounds.

1. P2PMarketData: “Ventus Energy Statistics”
2. Ventus Energy: “Ventus Energy registers an investment fund”
3. Ventus Energy: “For Lenders - Early exit feature”
4. Ventus Energy: “Group Operational Statistics”
5. Ventus Energy: “How we work - Project financing structure”
6. Ventus Energy: “About Us”
7. Estonia - E-Business Register: “Ventus Energy Group OÜ (16964065)”