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Eranovum operates significant solar assets in Cuenca, notably the Olmedilla and Sabinar plants with installed capacities of 169 MWp and 155 MWp respectively, totalling 324 MWp operational capacity (source: eranovum.energy). The full Cuenca portfolio exceeds 400 MWp and was expected to be fully operational by early 2023 (source: eranovum.energy). These projects rank among the largest in Spain, capable of supplying energy to over 200,000 homes and avoiding approximately 260,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually, with the entire portfolio projected to avoid 320,000 tonnes (source: eranovum.energy). In 2023, it acquired three photovoltaic projects in Madrid and Castilla-La Mancha totalling 14.7 MWp under development, scheduled for operation in 2025, with an estimated annual production of 30 GWh and a reduction of 6,000 tonnes of CO2, intended for solar charging stations near transport routes (source: eranovum.energy). Another notable project is La Guía in Cartagena, Murcia, with 4.4 MW, over 6,200 photovoltaic modules and an estimated annual production of 7,800 MWh to power 540 charging points across several autonomous communities, with an investment of €2.6 million and structured financing of €6 million from Triodos Bank Spain (source: eranovum.energy). By mid-2025, the company reported 1,038 operational charging points at 293 locations, with 199 additional points built awaiting connection, and signed agreements for over 100 new points, including projects in Seville and the Marratxí shopping centre in the Balearic Islands (source: eranovum.energy). Its geographic expansion focuses on Spain, France and Belgium, with 14 stations operational outside Spain and plans to reach 11,000 charging points in Europe by 2026 (source: eranovum.energy).

A key financial milestone was the €26.5 million investment from Keystone to expand Eranovum's charging network (source: eranovum.energy). Additionally, it secured €6 million from Triodos Bank Spain through structured financing for combined renewable generation and charging infrastructure projects (source: eranovum.energy). In March 2025, it partnered with Fundeen on a crowdfunding initiative for 184 public charging points in Seville, with a minimum investment of €500 and a fixed annual return of 9.25%, marking the largest urban public charging project in Spain (source: eranovum.energy). During the first half of 2025, construction began on a 5 MWp photovoltaic plant in Cartagena to strengthen renewable supply to its charging network, with 5 MW under construction and 87 MW in development within its renewable generation programme (sources: eranovum.energy, eranovum.energy). Priorities for 2025 include expansion in Catalonia, Madrid and the Valencian Community, as well as progress in France and Belgium, and the development of solar plants linked to charging demand (source: eranovum.energy).

Roles at Eranovum cover photovoltaic project development, engineering, construction management, asset operations, energy finance, commercial development, deployment of electric vehicle charging networks, grid connection management, software and charging operations, procurement, legal and regulatory affairs, and corporate functions, reflecting the complexity of their integrated renewable energy and electric mobility activities (source: eranovum.energy). Madrid is the main corporate base, with specific contact channels for general matters, renewable business development and electric mobility, while operational hiring also extends to key regions in Spain such as Catalonia, Valencia, Murcia, Castilla-La Mancha, Andalusia, the Balearic Islands and Seville, as well as France and Belgium where the company is expanding (sources: eranovum.energy, eranovum.energy). The work culture appears geared towards professionals capable of operating in environments integrating energy development and mobility, with a focus on managing complex, capital-intensive projects, without formal culture programmes or publicly documented benefits (source: eranovum.energy).