List of the 100 largest renewables EPC companies in Europe [2023]
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Last update: 17th August, 2023
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List of 5 renewables EPC companies in Europe
EPC stands for Engineering, Procurement and Construction. EPC companies provide comprehensive services for the development, design, construction and often also the operation and maintenance of projects in various industies, one of which is the renewable energy sector. Here, EPC companies play a crucial role in the successful implementation of solar parks, wind farms and more. The following article presents five of the most important renewable energy EPCs in Europe:
1. Intec Energy Solutions (Nürnberg, Germany)
Intec Energy Solutions is one of the largest EPC companies in Europe. Since their foundation in 2013, the company has achieved 2.2GW of turnkey solar parks in Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania and more. Intec offers their services for ground mounted, rooftop, carport, greenhouse or even floating photovoltaic systems. Together with Chint Solar, Intec Energy Solutions is providing EPC and O&M servies for a mutli-project in Italy for the project developer Econergy. The project will have 17MWp of capacity.
2. Bester Generacion S.L.U (Sevilla, Spain)
Bester Generacion is a Spanish ECP company based in Sevilla. In addition to providing project development and operations and maintenance services, the company also offers engineering, procurement and construction services. The company has over 2GW of project experience, mainly in Europe and Mexico. Bester not only has expertise in offering turnkey solar park projects, but also turnkey wind farms.
3. Fortis Energy (Istanbul, Turkey)
The Turkish Fortis Energy is focusing on EPC services and operating and maintaining solar parks in Turkey, the Netherlands, and the Balkans. Since their founding in 2014, the company has worked for 36 projects – mostly solar parks, but also wind, biogas, and other renewable energy sources.
4. Martifer Group (Oliveira de Frades, Portugal)
The Martifer Group is a large multinational group focusing on metal construction and renewable energies. In their renewables section, the Portuguese company focuses on wind farms and solar parks. The Group has developed projects in Europe, Australia, and North and South America.
5. Nordic Solar A/S (Hellerup, Denmark)
Nordic Solar is a Danish renewable energy company with its headquarters in Hellerup. The company develops, builds and operates solar parks and is thereby active all over the value chain. With projects in 12 countries, focusing on Europe, Nordic Solar has established a product portfolio of 1.7 GWp.
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Developing our database
Our extensive database comprises European companies engaged in the EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) of renewable energy plants. The list is the result of our team’s screening of transactions and analysis of new projects. Moreover, our state-of-the-art crawler ensures that the lists is updated and expanded multiple times a year. Every entry in the list is also accessible in our online database. In case we missed an important company, please submit it here.
Included columns in our list
This list includes all renewable energy EPC companies from our database, all information that is available on specific web pages, and even more data points (like executives). The list includes all publicly available information or data points shared by the companies themselves.
- Company Name
- Legal form
- URL
- Country
- City
- Postcode
- Address
- Phone
- Onshore Wind?
- Offshore Wind?
- Solar?
- Hydro?
- Hydrogen projects?
- Energy storage?
- Biomass/Biogas?
- PPAs?
- IPP?
- Management
- Regional Focus
- Founding year
Picture Sources: Markus Spiske & Thomas Galler via Unsplash, 17.08.2023
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