Renewable Energy Jobs at Encavis AG

Notable completed projects include the solar parks Groß Behnitz and Borrentin in Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, with a capacity of 139 MWp, producing approximately 144 GWh P50 annually (source: encavis.com). These projects were classified as ready to build (RTB) in 2021/2023, with commercial operation dates (COD) in Q4 2021 and Q4 2024, financed by Bayern LB and supported by a 10-year PPA with Allego starting in 2023/2024 (source: encavis.com). The entire portfolio includes over 300 plants delivering green energy, focusing on operational improvements and expansions in core countries (source: encavis.com). Key partnerships include PPA partners like Allego and financing from banks such as Bayern LB, with institutional investors acting as key players through Encavis Asset Management (source: encavis.com).

In the past two years, Encavis has highlighted its revenue of 460.6 million EUR in 2023 and expanded its portfolio to approximately 3.8 GW, as outlined in the 2025 company presentations, reflecting milestones for 2024 such as the COD for Borrentin in Q4 (source: encavis.com). A planned new business unit, EEV, has been announced to focus on the acquisition and operation of wind and PV plants in Germany, indicating a national expansion (source: encavis.com). The company holds fund commitments through its asset management, with known stakes in at least two funds in current profiles (source: privateequityinternational.com). No major acquisitions, mergers, or awards have been documented in the available sources from 2024-2025 beyond the financing successes of the portfolio such as the Allego PPAs (source: encavis.com).

Encavis offers positions in investment management, portfolio management, and technical operations, with roles such as Senior Investment Manager (Alexander Bögle, Hamburg), Investment Manager (Daniel Pinto, Hamburg), Head of Investment Management (Felix Häusler, Neubiberg), and Portfolio Manager for Italy/Spain (Jan Gustincic, Hamburg), indicating active hiring in these areas (source: privateequityinternational.com). Hiring takes place at the headquarters in Hamburg, Germany, and in Neubiberg near Munich, with opportunities in Parma, Italy, through Stern Energy (source: encavis.com). Departments include corporate governance, asset management for investors, and technical services in PV, including construction and upgrades (source: encavis.com). The company culture emphasizes structured growth from a history of mergers and an operational focus on renewable energy, with over 300 employees supporting European projects; specific benefits are not detailed in public sources, although LinkedIn profiles suggest opportunities in a publicly traded, investor-supported environment (source: linkedin.com).

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