Nadara, Europe''s largest independent onshore wind producer, announces the new combined entity''s long-term strategy, focused on scaling up and growing to deliver an 18GW development pipeline over the next 10 years,
European independent power producers Renantis and Ventient Energy have announced that they are set to re-brand at Nadara this summer. The companies announced in June 2023 that they would merge to become an IPP with 4.2GW of installed renewables capacity across 200 plants and an 18GW development pipeline.
Nadara has 4.2GW of installed wind, solar, biomass and energy storage capacity across 200+ assets in Europe and the U.S. Under new brand the combined entity will place scale and stability at the heart of its strategy,
We aim to lead the energy transition, investing in all the elements that are crucial for its implementation: renewable generation, electrification, energy efficiency and more flexible consumption. We will provide the energy solutions that produce a more sustainable energy system, using our extensive experience and skills.
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Nadara is one of the Europe''s largest renewable energy IPPs. It has an installed 4.2GW portfolio of over 200 plants including onshore wind, solar, biomass, and energy storage, and a pipeline of 18GW. Nadara operates in the U.S. and Europe, notably in the UK, Italy, France, Spain and Portugal, and has more than 1,000 employees.
People are the driving force behind the energy transition and net zero, and the health, safety and wellbeing of our people is our number one priority. We are committed to supporting and developing talent in the renewable energy industry.
Nadara is a newly-launched independent power producer that has been created from the combination of Ventient Energy and Renantis, with the goal of driving the development of large-scale clean energy projects in Europe and further afield.
Nadara, Europe''s largest independent onshore wind producer, announces the new combined entity''s long-term strategy, focused on scaling up and growing to deliver an 18GW development pipeline over the next 10 years, while maximising the value of its existing operating portfolio for stakeholders.
Nadara exists to build a better future for all by powering people''s everyday lives with care. We develop, design, construct and operate onshore wind farms, solar PV plants, floating offshore wind farms and energy storage facilities globally.
Nadara, the new brand and entity following the combination of Ventient Energy and Renantis, becomes Europe''s largest onshore wind independent power producer (IPP). Nadara has 4.2GW of installed wind, solar, biomass and energy storage capacity across 200+ assets in Europe and the U.S.
Toni Volpe, CEO of Nadara, which is the company formed following the merger of Renantis and Ventient Energy, spoke to A Word About Wind about the company''s growth plans and the importance of reliable projects amid current market challenges.
Nadara’s Chief Executive Officer, Toni Volpe, said: “At Nadara we are already operating at scale. Our newly combined position as one of Europe’s largest independent renewable energy companies gives us the flexibility and agility to scale even more efficiently.
Toni Volpe, CEO of Nadara, said: ” At Nadara we are already operating at scale. Our new combined entity is one of the largest independent renewable energy companies in Europe and gives us the flexibility and agility to scale even more efficiently.
Nadara’s strength comes from our wonderfully diverse people, proud moments, and pioneering initiatives, combining to give us a history that empowers our present and elevates our ambitions. Discover how two of Europe’s sector-leading renewable energy generators, Renantis and Ventient Energy, came together to form Nadara.
Nadara, Europe’s largest independent onshore wind producer, announces the new combined entity’s long-term strategy, focused on scaling up and growing to deliver an 18GW development pipeline over the next 10 years, while maximising the value of its existing operating portfolio for stakeholders.
The Nadara - BlueFloat Energy JV for offshore participated in the Offshore Wind Talent Academy, sponsored by AERO Associazione delle Energie Rinnovabili Offshore and ELIS. The objective of this initiative is to create a pool of specialised and skilled young professionals who can support the development of offshore wind farms in Italy.
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Since we maintain control over our products, our customers can be assured of nothing but the best quality at all times.