EDPR entered Polish market in 2008 and today has the second biggest operating portfolio in Poland. 
Our area of business are: solar, onshore and offshore.

Solar

Solar energy is one of the cleanest and most abundant renewable energy sources available. Solar power plants, along with other sources of renewable energy such as wind power, do not produce toxic emissions like mercury, smog-forming chemicals, particulate matter, or greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, NOX and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Utility-scale solar has been generating reliable, clean energy for more than two decades.

Onshore:

EDPR is the world’s fourth-largest wind energy producer and is a global leader in onshore wind farms. The company has been in the sector for more than 13 years and is present in 26 international markets.
Onshore wind farms are infrastructures that produce electrical energy with wind occurring in terrestrial locations. This kind of energy has traditionally dominated the market and is one of the cheapest renewable energy sources. 

Offshore:

Offshore farms play an increasingly significant role in EDPR's business, as shown when the company won the auction for the operation of Mayflower Wind - a structure located off the US east coast, with an installed capacity of 2,265 MW, which is expected to start operating at the end of the 2020s. 
Additionally, EDPR is also developing offshore projects in US, UK, France, Portugal, Poland & South Korea. In Portugal, the WindFloat Atlantic (first floating wind farm in continental Europe) positions EDPR as a world leader in offshore wind technology and further strengthen the importance of renewable generation in the energy sector. 
A floating wind farm is a collection of wind turbines that sit on structures out at sea, allowing them to harness wind resources and generate electricity in places where water is too deep for fixed-foundation turbines. These innovative farms also permit equipment of a standard model and size further lowering product costs.

• Technology: Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)
• Location: On land adjacent to Alness substation, the Highlands, Scotland
• Capacity: 49.9MW / 99.8MWh (2 hours system)
• Start of Construction: Summer 2024
• COD: June 2025

• Technology: Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)

• Location: On land adjacent to Alness substation, the Highlands, Scotland

• Capacity: 49.9MW / 99.8MWh (2 hours system)

• Start of Construction: Summer 2024

• COD: June 2025

• Technology: Onshore Wind

• Location: Moray, Scotland

• Capacity: 15MW

• Start of Construction: 2025

• COD: 2025-2026

• Technology: Onshore Wind

• Location: Skye, Scotland

• Capacity: 37.8MW

• Start of Construction: 2027

• COD: 2028

• CfD/ Subsidy: CfD AR5

• Technology: Onshore Wind

• Location: Skye, Scotland

• Capacity: 45MW

• Start of Construction: 2026

• COD: 2028

• Technology: Onshore Wind

• Location: Moray, Scotland

• Capacity: 16.8MW

• Start of Construction: 2025

• COD: 2026

• Technology: Onshore Wind

• Location: Stirling, Scotland

• Capacity: 28MW

• Start of Construction: 2025

• COD: 2026

• Technology: Onshore Wind

• Location: Newton Mearns, Scotland

• Capacity: 37.8MW

• Start of Construction: 2025

• COD: 2026

• Technology: Onshore Wind

• Location: Tredegar, Wales

• Capacity: 37.8MW

• Start of Construction: 2026

• COD: 2028

EDPR operates in 28 international markets and our growth over the past years has been supported by our employees’ flexibility and team work and their ability to adapt to a changing business.

We aim to be a long-term market leader in the renewable energy sector, pursuing credibility through value creation, social responsibility, safety, innovation and respect for the environment.

What makes us proud as an employer? 

• TOP Employer Europe 2023 certification, including in Poland;
• Bloomberg Gender Equality Index 2022;
• Top Workplaces US 2022;
• Certification in Conciliation (Excellence) by the Más Familia Foundation.

• Diversity, equity & inclusion

• Development experience

• Well-being & benefits