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Prosolia Energy, a leading international Independent Power Producer (IPP), has completed the acquisition of a 229 MW portfolio from EDP Renováveis, comprising five operational solar parks in Spain. This transaction is part of the company’s strategic plan to accelerate its growth and strengthen its positioning as a clean energy producer specialized in providing decarbonization solutions to large industrial companies.

The parks are located in Andalucía (Huelva and Málaga) and Castilla y León (Valladolid) and have an average operating life of less than one year. In addition, they are backed by power purchase agreements (PPAs) signed with major customers from sectors such as retail, consumer goods, and e-commerce.

The addition of these 229 MW allows Prosolia Energy to significantly strengthen its asset portfolio and move forward with the deployment of its global business plan in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Germany, and Mexico, both in distributed generation and large-scale projects. Following this transaction, the group increases its portfolio of operational assets, expecting to reach close to 1 GW of operational assets by the end of the year.

Javier Martínez, CEO of Prosolia Energy, emphasizes: “This transaction symbolizes Prosolia Energy’s commitment to continued growth as an IPP in strategic markets and confirms our capacity to execute complex transactions in tight deadlines. The acquisition of this portfolio not only immediately reinforces our installed capacity but also enables us to support large industrial consumers in their decarbonization process with competitive and reliable solutions.”

The company is currently in a key phase of its development, accelerating its international growth through projects that combine different renewable technologies and energy storage systems (BESS). This approach allows Prosolia Energy to adapt to new market needs and guarantee its customers a competitive, stable, and sustainable energy supply.

About Prosolia Energy

Founded in 2003, Prosolia Energy is an Independent Power Producer (IPP) specializing in providing solutions to help its clients transition to a decarbonized energy model and improve their competitiveness.

With a strong presence in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Germany and, more recently, in Mexico, Prosolia Energy focuses on industrial self-consumption projects and renewable energy generation for grid sales. Currently, the company has a European project portfolio exceeding 4 GW.

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Stellantis, a global leader in sustainable mobility, continues to place its trust in Prosolia Energy, a vertically integrated energy producer, as its key partner for the energy decarbonization of its factories in Europe. Both companies have extended their collaboration to promote the development of new renewable energy facilities in France and Germany, enabling the supply of clean energy to Stellantis’ plants through Power Purchase Agreements (PPA).

The agreement includes eight new projects—five in France and three in Germany—with a total installed capacity of 119.6 MW, which are expected to become operational by the end of this year.

In France, the renewable energy facilities will be located at Stellantis’ plants in Hordain, Mulhouse, Rennes, Sept-Fons, and Sochaux, with a total installed capacity of 109.6 MW. In Germany, the projects will be located in the company’s factories in Kaiserlautern, Russelsheim, and Bochum, with a capacity of 10 MW.

These projects are part of the global partnership between both companies, which includes an extensive international self-consumption portfolio of approximately 200 MW to support Stellantis’ Dare Forward 2030 strategic plan. The group, which owns a portfolio of iconic brands such as Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Peugeot, Citroën, Opel, Jeep or Maserati, aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2038.

Hybridization with Energy Storage Systems

Prosolia Energy began its collaboration with Stellantis in 2020 with an initial 14 MW contract in Zaragoza, Spain, which has since expanded to include the company’s first hybrid wind-solar self-consumption project with a capacity of 58.4 MW. Additionally, at its Vigo plant, Prosolia operates the largest rooftop self-consumption system in Spain with 18.3 MW.

The energy company is committed to innovation by combining different technologies to develop more competitive and efficient hybrid projects tailored to the needs of its clients. As part of this strategy, some of the self-consumption facilities in France, such as those in Hordain and Mulhouse, as well as those in Spain, will be hybridized with battery energy storage systems (BESS) to maximize energy use through a continuous and stable 24-hour power supply.

Javier Martínez, CEO of Prosolia Energy, celebrated the expansion of the strategic collaboration with Stellantis on a global scale. He stated: “Five years ago, we began working together to decarbonize the energy model of a benchmark in electric mobility like Stellantis. Over this time, the success of the plants we have already implemented in Spain and Stellantis’ strong commitment to achieving emissions neutrality have led us to take on new challenges together in Europe. We deeply appreciate Stellantis’ trust in us to continue enhancing its competitiveness through clean energy.”

Arnaud DEBOEUF, Head of Global Manufacturing and Supply Chain at Stellantis, says: “The strong collaboration with Prosolia Energy in Europe is a key asset in Stellantis plan to becoming carbon net zero by 2038, with a 50% reduction by 2030. We appreciate the proactivity of Prosolia Energy teams in promoting new renewable energy supply solutions to support the decarbonization of Stellantis factories in Europe.”

Automotive Sector Partner in Energy Transformation

The expansion of this alliance strengthens Prosolia Energy’s international position as an Independent Power Producer (IPP), supplying green energy to major industrial consumers through PPAs, such as those signed with Stellantis.

With extensive experience in developing renewable energy projects for the automotive sector, Prosolia Energy has worked with some of the most recognized brands. Its expertise and commitment to innovation have enabled the company to develop and implement decarbonized and flexible solutions that are transforming the energy model and enhancing industrial competitiveness.

About Stellantis

Stellantis N.V. (NYSE: STLA / Euronext Milan: STLAM / Euronext Paris: STLAP) is one of the world’s leading automakers aiming to provide clean, safe and affordable freedom of mobility to all. It’s best known for its unique portfolio of iconic and innovative brands including Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Citroën, Dodge, DS Automobiles, FIAT, Jeep_®, Lancia, Maserati, Opel, Peugeot, Ram, Vauxhall, Free2move and Leasys. Stellantis is executing its Dare Forward 2030, a bold strategic plan that paves the way to achieve the ambitious target of becoming a carbon net zero mobility tech company by 2038, with single-digit percentage compensation of the remaining emissions, while creating added value for all stakeholders. For more information, visit www.stellantis.com.

About Prosolia Energy

Founded in 2003, Prosolia Energy is an Independent Power Producer (IPP) specializing in providing solutions to help its clients transition to a decarbonized energy model and improve their competitiveness.

With a strong presence in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Germany and, more recently, in Mexico, Prosolia Energy focuses on industrial self-consumption projects and renewable energy generation for grid sales. Currently, the company has a European project portfolio exceeding 4 GW.

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Prosolia Energy, a vertically integrated energy producer specialized in decarbonization solutions, continues its international expansion and enters the American continent with the opening of its new subsidiary in Mexico, a territory with enormous potential for the development of clean technologies, especially in the industrial sector.

Prosolia Energy’s arrival in Mexico represents a key milestone in its global growth strategy, consolidating its position as one of the few Independent Power Producers (IPP) capable of operating both in distributed generation and in large-scale projects.

The Mexican energy market increasingly demands sustainable and efficient technologies, positioning the company as a key strategic partner for businesses seeking to transform their energy model by offering customized and innovative solutions that enable clients to advance in the decarbonization of their activities and improve their competitiveness through the use of clean energy.

Experience in the Mexican market

Prosolia Energy has proven experience in the Mexican market, where it operated from 2010 to 2015. In this new phase, and in line with its business model in other markets, Prosolia Energy plans to operate renewable facilities to supply clean energy both to the grid and to industrial customers. Its offering includes tailored solutions for large energy consumers, project development in industrial parks to meet the growing demand for competitive energy, and large-scale projects for selling electricity to the market.

Leading the subsidiary will be Pedro Aznar, an industrial engineer with extensive professional experience in the region. His strong background in market exploration and expansion will enable him to lead this new phase of the company’s growth.

In the words of Javier Martínez, CEO of Prosolia Energy, “our arrival in Mexico represents a strategic opportunity to position ourselves in an international market with enormous growth potential, which can also serve as a gateway to explore new opportunities on the continent. We are excited to establish our presence here and to work closely with our clients to jointly lead the energy transition in Mexico.”

About Prosolia Energy

Founded in 2003, Prosolia Energy is a vertically integrated energy producer and a benchmark in renewable energy. In addition to being a leading developer and installer of green energy production projects in Europe, Prosolia Energy has positioned itself as a pioneer in the renewable energy sector by offering innovative energy efficiency and sustainability solutions.

With a strong presence in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, and Germany, Prosolia Energy focuses on industrial self-consumption projects and renewable energy generation for market sale. The company currently has a project portfolio in development in Europe of over 4 GW.

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Prosolia Energy, a vertically integrated European energy producer specialised in providing decarbonisation solutions to its clients, has successfully completed the installation of the first wind turbine at the Stellantis plant, a global leader in sustainable mobility, located in Figueruelas, Zaragoza. This marks the realisation of the company’s first wind-solar hybrid self-consumption park, positioning this Stellantis facility as the Spanish automotive plant with the largest contribution of clean energy for self-consumption.

A pioneering project for the industrial energy transition

The installation of this first wind turbine makes the plant a benchmark for innovation, self-consumption and energy sustainability, consolidating Stellantis’ commitment to the strategy of its Dare Forward 2030 plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2038.

When it comes into operation, expected by the end of this year, the new 6.9 MW wind turbine, manufactured by Nordex Group—an wind turbine manufacturer with participation from the Spanish group Acciona—will enable the automotive plant to reach an estimated net annual production of 20,916 MWh. The turbine features a three-blade rotor with a diameter of 163 metres and a hub height of 98 metres.

This is the first of four wind turbines that Prosolia Energy will install in different phases at the Figueruelas facility, where a self-consumption photovoltaic plant is already in operation. The hybrid project as a whole will eventually generate electricity with up to 30.8 MW of solar capacity and 27.6 MW of wind capacity, making it possible to avoid the emission of 14,800 tonnes of CO₂ per year, equivalent to planting 189,000 trees.

As an Independent Power Producer (IPP), Prosolia Energy will provide, through a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), enough electricity to cover up to 80% of the electrical needs of the Stellantis Zaragoza plant. Thanks to hybridisation, the full potential of wind and solar energy is harnessed to maximise the use of renewable resources, ensuring a sustainable, stable and efficient power supply for the plant’s operations 24 hours a day.

Juan Reinón, Director of Distributed Generation at Prosolia Energy, stated: “Completing this emblematic project, which combines different generation technologies, demonstrates Prosolia’s commitment to its clients, as well as our ability to support industry in its decarbonisation processes by providing 100% customised and competitive energy solutions.”

He added: “This achievement strengthens Prosolia Energy’s positioning as a strategic partner in the energy transition, offering energy solutions that not only meet clients’ needs but also ensure cost reduction and predictability through innovative PPAs, actively contributing to progress towards a more sustainable future.”

Susana Remacha, Director of the Stellantis Zaragoza plant, also expressed her satisfaction with this renewable energy hybridisation project, stating that “the two most competitive renewable energy technologies currently available, solar and wind, will allow the Stellantis Zaragoza plant to continue moving full speed ahead in its commitment to the environment and the reduction of carbon emissions. It is a source of pride to take advantage of the natural resources our land offers.”

The Zaragoza plant is certified according to the demanding ISO 14001 (since 1999) and ISO 50001 (since 2012) standards and is progressing towards the sustainable efficiency “Green Factory” model. In addition, it has been EMAS-certified for more than 20 years and has received numerous awards for its environmental management.

About Stellantis

Stellantis is one of the world’s leading automotive manufacturers and a mobility provider driven by a clear vision: to offer freedom of movement through distinctive, affordable and reliable mobility solutions. Alongside its rich heritage and strong geographic presence, the Group has other key assets, including sustainable performance, enhanced expertise and a large workforce operating worldwide. Stellantis leverages its broad portfolio of iconic brands, founded by visionary pioneers whose passion and competitive spirit are reflected today in both employees and customers. Stellantis does not aim to be the biggest, but the best, by always creating added value for all stakeholders and the communities in which it operates.

About Prosolia Energy

Founded in 2003, Prosolia Energy is an Independent Power Producer (IPP) specialised in providing solutions to help clients transform their energy model towards decarbonisation and improve their competitiveness. With a strong presence in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and Germany, Prosolia Energy focuses on industrial self-consumption projects and renewable energy generation for sale to the grid. The company currently has a development portfolio in Europe exceeding 4 GW.

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