Voltalia is an international leader in renewable energy, founded in France in 2005. It operates as a multi-source electricity producer across solar, wind, hydropower, biomass, and storage sectors, with over 2 GW installed capacity globally. Voltalia functions both as an independent power producer (IPP), selling green electricity from its own facilities worldwide, and as a full-service provider for third-party clients, covering project development, engineering-procurement-construction (EPC), and long-term operation & maintenance (O&M). The company is known for pioneering large-scale mixed-energy clusters like Serra Branca in Brazil and delivering landmark projects such as the South Farm Solar Power Plant supplying London's financial district. With over 2,000 employees in more than 20 countries, Voltalia combines global reach with local expertise. Listed on Euronext Paris (VLTSA), it maintains high ESG standards and is mission-driven, focusing on climate action and supporting client decarbonization strategies.

Product(s) / Service(s)

  • Project Development
  • EPC
  • System Maintenance & Repairs
  • Solar Financing
  • Energy Storage
  • Green Electricity Supply
  • Energy Efficiency Services
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