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Trades about 141% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ecoener, S.A., operating through its various subsidiaries, specializes in the renewable energy sector across Spain and globally. The company's involvement spans the complete project lifecycle for green energy initiatives, encompassing development, procurement, construction, ongoing operation, and maintenance of facilities. Additionally, it participates in the commercialization of the electricity generated. Its asset portfolio includes hydroelectric power plants, wind energy farms, and solar photovoltaic installations. The firm possesses a total installed capacity of 171 megawatts (MW), specifically comprising 7 MW from hydropower, 9 MW from wind power, and 13 MW from solar photovoltaic sources. Established in 1988, Ecoener, S.A. is headquartered in La Coruña, Spain. The company was previously known as Grupo Ecoener S.A.U. before officially changing its name to Ecoener, S.A. in July 2023, and it operates as a subsidiary of Ecoener, S.L.U.
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