What we do
We develop, build, own and operate energy infrastructure across four business lines.
Utility-Scale Renewables
Solar and wind plants from 50 to 400 MW, developed, built and operated by our own teams.
We develop solar and wind plants from 50 to 400 MW and stay on as long-term owner and operator. Most of our plants sell their output under long-term contracts with industrial buyers, distribution companies and energy traders.
- Solar and wind portfolio
- 1.7 GW
- Plants in operation
- 9
- Expected generation in 2026
- 2,150 GWh
Energy Storage
Grid-scale battery systems that firm renewable output and support grid stability.
Battery storage lets a solar plant deliver energy after sunset and gives grid operators fast reserves. We build standalone storage and storage paired with our own solar plants.
- In operation and construction
- 780 MWh
- Standard duration for grid-scale systems
- 4 h
- Lithium iron phosphate chemistry
- LFP
Transmission & Grid
Substations and high-voltage lines up to 500 kV that connect new generation to demand.
New generation is only useful if it can reach demand. We build the substations and high-voltage lines our own projects need, and we develop transmission assets for third parties under regulated or contracted schemes.
- Lines in operation and construction
- 410 km
- Substations
- 12
- Highest voltage level
- 500 kV
Industrial & Mining Energy
Long-term power supply, on-site generation and microgrids for mines, plants and industrial parks.
Mines, plants and industrial parks need power that is reliable, priced over the long term and lower in emissions. We design the supply around the site: a contract backed by one of our plants, generation built on site, or a hybrid microgrid.
- Industrial and mining clients
- 14
- Typical contract term
- 10–20 yr
- Highest site above sea level
- 4,500 m