Renewable energy jobs at Nofar Energy

Nofar Energy’s portfolio includes some of the largest solar projects in Europe and Israel. Notably, the Ratesti solar park in Romania is the largest ground-mounted solar project in the country, with a capacity of 155 MW and a construction cost of 98 million euros (source: nofar-energy.com). In Spain, the Olmedilla solar project has been operational since July 2022, delivering 169 MW with a construction cost of 130 million euros, while the adjacent Sabinar project comprises multiple phases totaling 278 MW (source: nofar-energy.com). The company leads the Israeli floating solar market with over 100 MW of projects nationwide, demonstrating innovation in reservoir-based solar generation (source: nofar-energy.com). For energy storage, Nofar developed the Cellarhead project in the UK, the country’s largest energy storage facility with a grid connection capacity between 300 and 349 MW and a two-hour duration design (source: wikipedia.org). Overall, the company reports 1,741 MW of connected and ready-to-connect solar projects and 3,438 MWh of energy storage capacity across connected, under construction, and planned projects globally (source: ir.nofar-energy.com).

In 2026, Nofar Energy’s board approved a process to pursue a dual listing on the Nasdaq stock exchange, signaling ambitions to expand its capital market presence internationally (source: globes.co.il). Earlier in March 2026, Nofar USA completed a significant acquisition of 1 GW of solar assets from Pine Gate Renewables, reinforcing its growth strategy in the U.S. market (source: prweb.com). The U.S. subsidiary also expanded its development pipeline to include over 1 GW of solar projects and a 1.2 GWh portfolio of energy storage projects under development (source: nofarusa.com). Additionally, in May 2025, Nofar acquired a 350 MW portfolio of energy storage assets in Texas, aligning with its strategic focus on utility-scale storage expansion in the United States (source: pitchbook.com).

Nofar Energy employs approximately 200 people worldwide, with headquarters in Kfar Saba, Israel, and operational presence across Europe and the United States (source: linkedin.com). The company’s workforce spans a variety of roles including project development, project finance, engineering, procurement and construction (EPC), operations and maintenance, asset management, legal, corporate development, and market-entry teams focused on solar and battery storage expansion (source: nofar-energy.com). Nofar’s global footprint includes projects and offices in countries such as Israel, Italy, Spain, Romania, the UK, Germany, Greece, and Poland, reflecting a diverse and international work environment (source: energyindustryreview.com). The company’s growth in utility-scale storage and commercial & industrial solar sectors, particularly in the U.S. and Europe, suggests ongoing recruitment and career opportunities in these dynamic renewable energy markets (source: nofarusa.com).