Asset Manager

GreenVolt operates five biomass power plants in Portugal, with a total capacity of 98 MW and an availability of 93.6% (source: euronext.com). The company commissioned the 48 MW solar PV project in Tabua, which is the first large-scale grid-connected solar plant in Portugal (source: ippjournal.com). Recent projects include the sale of an 83.2 MW onshore wind project in Pelplin, Poland, to Enea Nowa Energia, part of transactions that generated €250 million, including previous sales of hybrid assets in Sompolno and Pelplin (source: ippjournal.com). In Germany, GreenVolt, through MaxSolar, secured 5% of the capacity in the first large-scale solar auction of the year (source: ippjournal.com). Key clients include the Super Bock Group and BA Glass Group, with renewable energy supply contracts (source: ippjournal.com).

In the past two years, GreenVolt Power completed the sale of the 83.2 MW wind project in Pelplin, Poland, to Enea Nowa Energia, following previous sales totaling €250 million (source: ippjournal.com). The company also secured 5% of the capacity in the first large-scale solar auction in Germany and announced six new Energy Communities in partnership with the Super Bock Group in Northern and Central Portugal (source: ippjournal.com). Additionally, GreenVolt signed a 15-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with BA Glass Group for the supply of wind and solar energy in Poland (source: ippjournal.com). The company also formed a strategic partnership with BlueFloat Energy for offshore wind projects in Portugal and commissioned the 48 MW solar PV plant in Tabua (source: ippjournal.com). Acquisitions included a 50% stake in Univergy Autoconsumo and 42% in Perfecta Energía (source: ippjournal.com).

GreenVolt employs around 500 people in various roles, including engineering, operations, IT, finance, and project development, supporting biomass plants, over 400 solar installations, wind projects, and B2B energy communities (source: growfers.com). Key departments include operations, IT, and M&A/IR, with executive leadership composed of experienced professionals (source: pwc.pt). Hiring is focused at the headquarters in Lisbon and locations in Portugal for solar and biomass project management, with pan-European expansion suggesting opportunities in Poland, Germany, and the UK (source: cbinsights.com). The company culture emphasizes the adoption of scalable technology, as demonstrated by PwC's cloud project in 2021, which enables efficient customer responses and growth (source: pwc.pt). While there are no explicit details on salaries or benefits, the company offers transformative operational tools for real-time monitoring, supporting over 300 solar sites in Portugal (source: pwc.pt). The planned €1.8 billion expansion by 2025 suggests an increasing need for staff in renewable technology and project delivery (source: growfers.com).