Renewable Energy Jobs at Grenergy

Among Grenergy's key projects is GranTeno, a 241 MWp photovoltaic plant in the Maule region of Chile, built for €136 million ($148 million) with sustainable financing from BNP Paribas and Société Générale. This plant, expected to be operational in 2024, will be Grenergy's largest, supplying 140 GWh annually under a 12-year PPA with an international utility (source: wikipedia.org). The first solar parks in Spain (2008-2012) in provinces such as Cuenca, Toledo, Sevilla, Granada, and Ávila mark their initial trajectory, followed by wind farms in Cajamarca, Peru (2016) and solar plants in Colombia and Mexico (source: wikipedia.org). Ongoing projects include Oasis de Atacama in the Atacama Desert, comprising 2 GW of solar energy and 11 GWh of storage; in September 2024, Grenergy expanded this project by acquiring a portfolio from Repsol and Ibereólica for $128 million, adding an operational photovoltaic plant of 77 MW, 923 MW in development, and a 1 GW interconnection facility (source: wikipedia.org). Partnerships include long-term PPAs with international utilities and financing from Banco Santander, BNP Paribas, and Société Générale, as well as the complete acquisition of Sofos Harbert (now Grenergy US) to enter the U.S. market (source: wikipedia.org). Grenergy's geographical presence spans Spain, Chile, Mexico, the United Kingdom, the United States, Poland, Germany, Peru, Colombia, Romania, Argentina, and Italy, with expansion through acquisitions and greenfield developments (source: investing.com).

In the past two years, Grenergy achieved a net profit of €51 million in 2023 (a fivefold increase compared to 2022) and revenues of €400 million (a 37% increase), along with its first green financing linked to sustainability with Banco Santander (source: wikipedia.org). The company fully acquired Sofos Harbert Renewable Energy in the U.S. (initially a 40% stake before 2023) and renamed it Grenergy US (source: wikipedia.org). In September 2024, it purchased a solar portfolio for $128 million from Repsol and Ibereólica to strengthen Oasis de Atacama, adding 77 MW of operational capacity, 923 MW in the development portfolio, and 1 GW of interconnection (source: wikipedia.org). The company entered Germany in 2022, expanding its European footprint (source: wikipedia.org). While no specific awards or mergers were detailed beyond these, the financial milestones of 2023 and project financings highlight operational growth (source: wikipedia.org).

Grenergy employs over 600 people in its global operations, with roles spanning its four divisions: development and construction (project design, promotion, construction), energy (production and operation of photovoltaic/wind plants), marketing (electricity sales), and services (maintenance, asset management) (source: wikipedia.org). Hiring occurs at its headquarters in Madrid and in key offices in operational countries such as Chile (e.g., GranTeno and Oasis de Atacama sites), the U.S. (through Grenergy US), Italy, the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, Peru, Mexico, Colombia, Romania, and Argentina, focusing on roles in engineering, project management, finance, operations, and technical positions, given its project-centered model (source: investing.com). Indicators of corporate culture include a founder-led structure under David Ruiz de Andrés (CEO since 2007), emphasis on executing full-cycle projects, and global multinational expansion, reflected in its rapid growth to over 600 employees and success in the stock market since 2015 (source: wikipedia.org). Although specific benefits are not detailed in the available records, sustainable financings and adherence to green bonds suggest alignment with ESG-linked compensation or benefits for employees (source: wikipedia.org).

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