Renewable energy jobs at Qair Group

Qair holds a diverse operational and under-construction portfolio across multiple continents. In Italy, the group developed the first Marrubiù solar park in Sardinia and a wind farm in Piedmont, with nearly 100 MW of permitted solar projects in preparation (source: qair.energy). In the UK, Qair secured consent for four solar projects totaling 190 MW and finalized financing for the 46 MWp Brecks solar park (source: uk.qair.energy). In Scotland, the company received approval for a 49.9 MW battery storage system in Aberdeenshire, adding to over 140 MW of consented solar capacity in the UK over 18 months (source: qair.energy). The UK portfolio also includes 1 GW of offshore wind projects and several battery storage systems, including the 342 MW Red Moss project (source: uk.qair.energy). In Africa, Qair is developing a 178 MW Moroccan portfolio combining wind and solar, with an estimated annual production of 505 GWh and commissioning planned through 2029 (source: africa.qair.energy). The group is also developing 298 MW of solar projects in Tunisia and solar farms with storage in Chad (source: africa.qair.energy). In Mauritius, Qair financed a 60 MW hybrid solar-plus-storage portfolio designed to provide stable energy output over 12 hours, with an investment close to $100 million (source: ess-news.com). In September 2025, construction began on a 5.8 MW floating solar plant in the Seychelles (source: africa.qair.energy). In Germany, Qair Deutschland is active across the full cycle of wind, solar, and storage projects, with offices in Munich and Leipzig, and obtained a permit for a 20 MW/44 MWh storage system in Fuchsstadt (source: koehler.com, qair.energy). In Poland, Qair commissioned a 36 MW solar farm and secured over 800 MWh of battery storage projects (source: qair.energy). In Brazil, the Bom Jardim solar project is supported by a power purchase agreement (source: qair.energy). In Moldova and Romania, Qair secured 135.5 MW of wind projects (source: qair.energy). On the hydrogen front, Qair inaugurated two renewable stations in France and is developing the Hyd’Occ ecosystem in Occitania, as well as an e-methanol plant in Le Havre targeting 200,000 tons per year (source: qair.energy, h2-tech.com). In Iceland, the Katanes green ammonia project plans a total capacity of 840 MW with 780 MW of electrolyzers, alongside the Blær hydrogen distribution network (source: h2-tech.com).

In July 2025, Qair announced the financial close of its first solar project in the UK, the 46 MWp Brecks park, marking a significant milestone in its UK development (source: qair.energy). That same month, the company obtained a permit for a 49.9 MW battery storage project in Aberdeenshire, its first standalone storage project in the UK (source: qair.energy). In March 2025, Qair won a 26 MW photovoltaic tender in Castellammare, Sicily, and was preparing nearly 100 MW of permitted solar projects in Italy (source: qair.energy). In April 2025, the company secured initial authorizations for 178 MW of wind and solar projects in Morocco, aimed at powering industrial clients and national needs (source: africa.qair.energy). In August 2025, Qair secured financing for its 60 MW hybrid solar-plus-storage projects in Mauritius, strengthening its storage strategy for island grids (source: ess-news.com). In September 2025, construction began on the 5.8 MW Seysun Lagoon floating solar plant in the Seychelles (source: africa.qair.energy). Finally, between late 2025 and 2026, Qair advanced the floating wind project Eolmed, solar milestones in Montenegro, solar and storage approvals in the UK, as well as a stake sale in Primeo Energie France to Crédit Agricole Transitions & Energies, reflecting a portfolio and partnership restructuring in France (source: qair.energy).

Job opportunities at Qair mainly cover project development, engineering, construction, operations, asset management, finance, legal, permitting, and country management, reflecting the diverse roles needed to deliver complex international projects (source: qair.energy). The company often recruits by country and project market, with dedicated teams in the UK, Germany, Italy, Morocco, Mauritius, and Chad, each with their own local initiatives (source: uk.qair.energy, africa.qair.energy). The corporate culture appears focused on cross-border execution and collaboration with public and private partners, fostering a dynamic and results-oriented environment (source: qair.energy). The technical diversity of projects, including floating solar, battery systems, offshore wind, and green molecules, offers career growth opportunities in emerging and innovative sectors (source: africa.qair.energy, h2-tech.com).