PRESENTATION WATCH THE VIDEO 2019 FINANCIAL RESULTS DOWNLOAD PDF 2019 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT BUSINESS PLAN WATCH THE VIDEO 2019-2023 BUSINESS FIND OUT MORE DIVISIONS WE CARE ABOUT YOU AND YOURS WATCH CORPORATE VIDEO WE ARE GREENALIA -MEET US- About Greenalia Business divisions Shareholders & investors Sustainability Press Careers LATEST NEWS SUSTAINABILITY Greenalia donates school material to students in Vimianzo as part of its CSR strategy for municipalities where its developing wind projects28/08/20Greenalia currently has three wind farms in different stages of construction: Alto da Croa II, in Dumbría, and Alto da Croa and Monte Tourado, in Vimianzo More than 500 students will benefit from this scheme for 20-21 academic year The initiative is part of the company’s CSR policy and is one of the first projects launched under the umbrella of the Greenalia Foundation to promote the energy transition Greenalia is moving forward with its wind farm projects in Costa da Morte, where it currently has three wind farms in different stages of construction: Alto da Croa II, in Dumbría, and Alto da Croa and Monte Tourado, both in Vimianzo. Work is expected to begin over the coming days now that the area has been cleared of trees and shrubbery. This was confirmed today by the company after it delivered school materials to students in Vimianzo enrolled in the 2020-21 school year, which was carried out as part of the agreement signed this July with the municipal councils in Dumbría, Santa Comba, Coristanco and Vimianzo. Through this agreement, Greenalia committed to provide school and sports materials to some 500 school children in these municipalities, with a particular focus on those students who may be in especially vulnerable situations. This initiative forms part of the company’s CSR policy and paves the way for the future social action programs of the Greenalia Foundation, through which Greenalia intends to reinvest in the areas where it operates. Along these lines, this social program is aimed at supporting students in the municipalities of Coristanco, Dumbría, Santa Comba and Vimianzo, where the renewable energy company currently has wind farms in operational or project stages. School materials will therefore be delivered to the other remaining municipalities over the coming days, as was done today in Vimianzo, where Beatriz Mato, Greenalia’s Director of Corporate Development and Sustainability, travelled to oversee the handover in person, accompanied by the Mayor, Mónica Rodríguez. Through this measure, the company seeks to help families during an unprecedented and exceptionally challenging back-to-school period in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. Greenalia is committed to promoting the role of wind farms in the recovery of Spain’s economy, with a particular focus on boosting employment in rural areas, as the wind farms help to maintain populations in the areas where they are built. The company already has one wind farm in Miñón, in Vimianzo, with an installed capacity of 24 MW, and it plans to complete three more in Costa da Morte by the end of this year: Alto da Croa II (10.4 MW), in Dumbría, and Alto da Croa (7.3 MW) and Monte Tourado (10.4 MW), in Vimianzo. Alongside these, the company also has three other projects planned in the municipalities of Coristanco and Santa Comba (Monte Toural, Campelo and Bustelo) that are currently in the application stages.... Read more...GREENALIA IS REINFORCING ITS COMMITMENT TO FAMILIES IN THE SPANISH MUNICIPALITY OF OUROL, HOME OF ITS NEW WIND FARM25/08/20Greenalia will be providing educational assistance and laptop bags to all the students enrolled in the 2020/21 school year in this municipality where it is currently finalizing its new wind farm. The facilities at Ourol, where the assembly process for the wind turbines is currently in its final stages, will provide an installed capacity of 22.5 MW and are part of the company’s Eolo project. Greenalia, based in A Coruña, is strengthening its CSR activities through this new initiative aimed at school students in the municipality of Ourol, in the Spanish province of Lugo. The company has today signed a collaboration agreement for the initiative with José Luis Pajón, the Mayor of this municipality where the new wind farm is nearing completion. The agreement signed today between the Mayor and Beatriz Mato, the Director of Corporate Development and Sustainability at Greenalia, confirms that the company will provide educational assistance of up to 60 euros and a school laptop bag to pupils under 16 years of age enrolled in the 2020-21 school year in this municipality. This initiative forms part of the company’s CSR policy and forms the foundation for the future social action programs of the Greenalia Foundation, through which Greenalia intends to reinvest in the areas where it operates. Through this measure, the company seeks to help families during an unprecedented and exceptionally challenging back-to-school period in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis. This initiative is the fifth of its kind launched by the company this year, as this July it signed similar agreements with four different municipalities in the Costa da Morte area, where it currently has several projects in the operation or application stages. The facilities in Ourol, with an installed capacity of 22.5 MW, will be able to begin providing energy in the final quarter of this year. The wind farm will be made up of a total of five wind turbines, each with a 136-meter rotor and a capacity of 4.5 MW. Once it is running at full capacity, it will produce 65,300 MWh per year and will also have a positive effect on the environment, as the renewable energy it produces will avoid the generation of 24,150 tCO2 per year, which is the equivalent of 16,300 cars driving throughout an entire year. After a small delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the assembly of the wind turbines is now in its final stages at the facilities in Ourol, where the company invested 26 million euros and created 230 jobs during the construction process. This project has also provided the municipal council with sizeable economic benefits in the form of taxes, such as the ICIO construction tax, bringing Ourol in more than 800,000 euros. The wind farm in Ourol will be the second of its kind launched by the company, after connecting a wind farm to the grid in the town of Miñón, in the Spanish municipality of Vimianzo, last December. There are plans for three more to be launched in the medium term in the province of A Coruña: Alto de Croa, Alto de Croa II and Monte Tourado, which are already in the construction stages, and soon to be joined by Campelo, Toural, Bustelo and Touriñán, once the relevant application stages have been completed. The launch of these renewable energy facilities will provide 125 MW in energy and create more than 1,000 jobs, thus helping to boost the community’s economy in these particularly challenging times brought about by the aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis.... Read more...GREENALIA WILL PROVIDE SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO FIVE HOUNDRED STUDENTS FROM FOUR COSTA DA MORTE MUNICIPALITIES14/07/20The initiative is part of Greenalia’s CSR Policy, and it is one of the first actions carried out in the name of the Greenalia Foundation for the Energetic Transition. The four municipalities of Coristanco, Dumbría, Santa Comba and Vimianzo where the company is installing of already has installed Wind Farms have received this donation through the signing of a collaboration protocol. Greenalia has signed this morning a collaboration protocol with Dumbría, Santa Comba, Coristanco and Vimianzo municipalities through which the company will donate school and sports supplies to five hundred students from these city councils prioritizing minors in special vulnerability situations in this particular initiative. The agreement that was signed today between the Mayors of the four municipalities and Greenalia’s Corporate Affaires and Sustainability Director, Beatriz Mato, amounts globally to 30.000 € that will be destined to purchase school supplies and school sports clothing for young teenagers under 16 years old enrolled in class for the 20-21 school year in the mentioned municipalities. This initiative is framed in the Greenalia’s CSR Policy and sets the scene of what Greenalia’s Foundation social initiatives will look like in the future and how the company is committed to the communities where it operates. This first action is aimed at Coristanco, Dumbría, Santa Comba and Vimianzo, all municipalities where Greenalia has renewable energy projects operating or under construction. 25% of all minors (under 16) resident in these locations will benefit from this particular initiative. As stated in the agreement, the students may receive a backpack with special laptop storage room and an economic aid of approximately 40€ per student that will be destined to the purchase of school supplies or school’s sports clothing. With this action, Greenalia want to help local families in the back to school operation after the COVID-19 crisis. Moreover, this aid will be compatible with other initiatives that the municipalities could enact for similar objectives. Greenalia is strongly spearheading renewable wind’s key part in the economic recovery, also the wind sector’s capacity to generate jobs in rural areas where wind projects also contribute to settle population in those areas and fight the rural exodus. At the moment Greenalia is operating the 24 MW Miñón Wind Farm in Vimianzo and has plans for the other 3 Wind Farms in the area part of Eolo I Project to be fully operations by years’ end: Alto da Croa (7,3 MW) & Alto da Croa II (10,4 MW), in Dumbría, and Monte Tourado (10,4 MW) in Vimianzo. Also considering the three projects in Coristanco and Santa Comba (Monte Toural, Campelo and Bustelo) that are going through the permitting process.... Read more...GREENALIA JOINS WORLD FORUM OFFSHORE WIND (WFO) AND APPA WIND AND ITS OFFSHORE GROUP10/07/20Greenalia just joined WFO (World Forum Offshore Wind), the first worldwide association with an exclusive focus on promoting offshore wind energy internationally. WFO holds as one of its core objectives the optimization and maximization of all the supply chain. For Greenalia, joining this forum is an excellent opportunity to grow its network of companies and professionals within the sector that hold valuable expertise and know-how on offshore wind projects. This becomes a strategic move in a moment when offshore, and specifically floating offshore, is starting to come through as an important asset for the future and key driver of the energetic transition and green new deal. At the same time Greenalia has joined the Executive Board of APPAs (Spanish Renewable Energy Corporations Association) Wind Group where a new Offshore Wind Group has been created an area where Greenalia is strongly pushing forward and is currently developing and going through the required administrative proceedings for the first 50 MW offshore wind farm in Spain that will be located in the Canary Islands. For Greenalia, being part of these two associations is part of the strong leadership strategy that the company is following in offshore wind in Spain, where the company is gaining momentum at the forefront of regulation, technology, and innovation.... Read more...GREENALIA BECOMES CARBON NEUTRAL ON YEAR-ONE OF ITS 2019-2023 SUSTAINABILITY PLAN24/04/20Greenalia reinforces its public commitment with sustainability and publishes its first Sustainability Report (2019), a document that becomes a new milestone for year-one in Greenalia’s Sustainability Plan 2019-2023. A plan that has become a real roadmap and annualized action plan for Greenalia’s sustainability outreach. The Plan is divided in three main areas: Our Business, Our Planet and Our Community, these are also subdivided into 9 key areas that reflect areas of maximum potential impact (materiality analysis). These topics were defined collaboratively with stakeholders through a series of consultations always following the Global Reporting Initiative. Under the theme: Change is in the air, the Report shows the actions undertaken by the company in 2019 in pursue of its Sustainability targets. The company pushed forward the energetic transition, corporate ethical and transparency principles and policies, the care of its people, the protection of biodiversity, the fight against climate change, circular economy, local impact, CSR and the protection of cultural heritage. 2019 Milestones Carbon neutrality is one of the main milestones for the company achieved in 2019. In addition to this with the kick-off of operations of the Biomass Plant in Curtis-Teixeiro, and Wind Farms Miñón and Ourol Greenalia will prevent 190.000tCO2 emissions yearly. This is the equivalent to 128.000 cars circulating a year. Another quite relevant fact is the deep local economic impact in local companies where the projects are located, summing up to 50 M€, contributing to job creation in the construction of the wind and biomass projects where 1.600 people from 200 local companies where employed. The Report also highlights a strong commitment Greenalia has with the different needs of stakeholders part of the communities where the company operates. Here, Greenalia has undertaken corporate volunteering actions partnering with the Rías Altas Food Bank, where the company duplicated the donation of 500KG of first necessity products gathered in the initiative. This CSR strategy will be reinforced in 2020 with the kick-off of Greenalia’s Foundation for the energetic transition and equality, through which the company will channel social projects and revert back to society part of the benefits it acquires from its operations. Creating shared value is part of the core principles of Greenalia’s sustainability initiative. In circular economy, the company has achieved its objective of only local biomass supply for the Curtis-Teixeiro Biomass Plant (sourced from a 60KM radius around the Plant), contributing to reduce the carbon footprint of transportation. Apart from this, the clearing of the residue from forestry activities also helps prevent wildfires, plagues and forestry sicknesses. Finally, in biodiversity protection, Greenalia has achieved 800 hours of environmental supervision in the areas where it has the Wind Farms. Link to Sustainability Report 2019... Read more... More News CORPORATIVE Lastest News 2020JOSÉ MARÍA CASTELLANO (INDITEX’S FORMER CEO) ACQUIRES 5,18% STAKE IN GREENALIA12/06/20The renewable energy production company has strengthened its team of directors by incorporating the economist from A Coruña into its Board of Directors. Greenalia has taken another step in its journey to become a benchmark company in the production of renewable energy and a leader in floating offshore wind energy. Greenalia, a renewable energy production company based in A Coruña, has strengthened its team of executives by incorporating José María Castellano into its Board of Directors. He acquired 5,18% of the company for 12,4 million euros through his investment vehicle, Nakadama S.L., after signing an agreement with the company’s president and CEO, Manuel García, who will keep 85% of capital through the company Smarttia Spain, S.L.U. This transaction sets the company’s total value at 240 million euros, which corresponds to a share price of €11.30, slightly lower than the maximum price achieved last December. This new addition will provide Greenalia with key support from someone with a wealth of experience in management and finance having worked with numerous large corporations and will strengthen the company’s strategy and position. The incorporation of a new partner and member of the Board of Directors has taken place during a particularly important period for the company, with its serious and firm commitment to new future energy sectors, particularly floating offshore wind energy. This form of energy is predicted to be one of the major worldwide sources of renewable energy in the future, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, with the renewable energy sector forming a key part of the economic recovery in Europe. In the words of Manuel García, the company’s CEO, “we’re very proud to welcome someone as renowned as José María Castellano into the Greenalia team. He has a wealth of experience and expertise and has played a key role in Galicia, in strategic sectors like the textile industry, in his time at Inditex, and in the Galician banking sector, where he led the transition after the merger of two old Galician banks into Nova Galicia Banco, today known as ABANCA. Given his many years of experience as a leader who was able to consolidate the foundations of Inditex, which is currently still the most important multinational company in Spain and a world leader in the textile industry, I have no doubt that he will become an integral part in helping Greenalia take on its next challenges, so we can continue turning Galicia into an international benchmark, occupying the space left by other energy companies in our autonomous community”. As such, the addition of José María Castellano will be key to helping turn Greenalia and Galicia into a leader in the development of floating offshore wind energy: “we have the opportunity to become one of the leading companies in the energy transition, but more importantly, Galicia has the opportunity to become an international benchmark in the floating offshore wind energy sector, as it is currently in the textile industry. We have all the potential and talent we need to achieve this. Now we need to take advantage of the opportunity that is being provided to us through this recent push towards renewable energies, particularly by the EU, in combination with Galicia’s wealth of experience and expertise in the wind energy and marine sectors. Combining these two advantages together will enable us to turn our industry into an international leader in this essential and burgeoning market”. At Greenalia, we are fully convinced that we are going to see a massive rise in the use of floating offshore wind energy, which should be a big boost for all industry in Galicia. In fact, the company has just initiated proceedings for the construction of Spain’s first floating offshore wind farm, in Gran Canaria, with an investment of over 114 million euros. This project will also contribute towards showcasing this sector in Galicia. Over the coming months, the company will present its global strategy to develop this technology and set itself apart as a leader within the sector. As José María Castellano puts it: “we have invested in Greenalia as we believe that the company is fully committed to respecting our environment, providing value to its customers, maintaining our communities, focusing on continuous improvement and innovation, investing in its employees and increasing value for its shareholders. These key objectives are in line with our family investment practices. We believe that we can use investment and innovation to drive forward both Galicia and Spain, making the company and our country more sustainable. Greenalia has the human resources and the experience to become a key player in the development of new ideas and to be a disruptive force within its own industry. Through innovative ideas, a professional team and hard work, our shared vision of sustainability will determine the next era of sustainable green industry in Galicia and Spain. We wanted to align ourselves with these values and the key reason for investing in Greenalia, was to achieve a larger and more capable sustainable company in the long term”. Extensive experience José María Castellano has a wealth of experience as a leader and investor. He became a member of the Board of Directors at Inditex in 1985 and in 1997, he was appointed as vice president and managing director for the group. He has also been the president of both ONO and NovaGalicia Banco. José María Castellano has a doctorate in Economic and Business Sciences from the Complutense University of Madrid and is a professor of Financial Economics and Accounting at the University of A Coruña and a member of the Spanish Royal Academy of Economic and Financial Sciences. He is currently a member of various boards of directors at a number of prominent Spanish companies.... Read more...GREENALIA STARTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPAIN`S FIRST FLOATING OFFSHORE WIND FARM IN GRAN CANARIA02/06/20The company GREENALIA is launching its first Floating Offshore Wind Project in Gran Canaria by filing its project & environmental planning application. The project Parque Eólico GOFIO is a 50 MW offshore wind farm located in the South East of the Gran Canaria Island, in front of the municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana and in close proximity to the port of Arinaga. The power plant is formed by four 12,5 MW offshore wind turbines on top of floating foundations and will deliver the energy produced by the use of submarine cables. The project is located in one of the areas with highest wind resource in Europe as it has been highlighted in several energy reports. In this way, GREENALIA (based in Galicia, Spain) is endorsing its committment on developing green energy projects as part of the New Green Deal and subsequently wants to be a key part of the descarbonization process both in Spain and Europe. The same way, GREENALIA wants to diversify its energy portfolio by adding on of the most promising Renewable Energy sources to it, as offshore wind is surely the source with the biggest growth rate in the World in the last decade, but also with a vast development potential throughout the World´s Seas and Oceans GREENALIA believes firmly that this project could help to unlock the potential of Offshore Wind Energy in Spanish coasts. The same way, GREENALIA believes that the development of this project will have a significant positive effect in local Canary economy by creating a lot of direct and indirect jobs, but also will be an important opportunity for Galician industry suppliers to lead the coming Floating Offshore Wind market. In this sense, the European Commission currently considers Offshore Wind Energy as the main basis of green energy growth in Europe for coming years in order to achieve the 2050 “zero emisión” target, the same way that the International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that Offshore Wind Energy will be the main energy source in Europe by 2042. In late 2019, Wind Europe presented their manifest “Our Energy, Our Future”, where sets a target of 450 GW of Offshore Wind energy in Europe by 2050. The same way, this manifest sets a 13 GW target for Spain to meet the European target, while currently there is only a 5 MW offshore wind turbine connected to the Spanish Grid, in the Canary Islands. The energy produced by Parque Eólico Gofio will be enough to feed approximately 70.000 households, as well as avoiding the equivalent of 140.000 tons on CO2 or the emissions of the 90.000 cars yearly. It is expected that the full development, construction and operation of Parque Eólico Gofio will contribute to the green development in the Canary Region in order to meet 310 MW Marine Renewable Energy target established by the Canary Government in 2017 in the so-called “Estrategia Energética de Canarias 2015-2025 (EECan25)”. But furthermore, it is also expected that this development and others coming will position the Canary Island as one of the leading Regions in the World on the develoment of Floating Wind Energy.... Read more...GREENALIA WILL START OPERATING OUROL WIND FARM IN JUNE07/05/20Ourol Wind Farm, part of Greenalia’s Eolo Project has an installed capacity of 22,5 MWs and has mobilized 230 jobs. The company, headquartered in A Coruña, continues operating normally through the COVID-19 crisis as it belongs to an essential and strategic sector. Greenalia will start operation of its Ourol Wind Farm (Lugo) in June. The facilities, with an installed capacity of 22,5 MWs, will start selling energy this upcoming summer. Ourol will become Greenalia’s second operative Wind Farm after the completion and grid connection last December of its Miñón Wind Farm in Vimianzo. Ourol Wind Farm, now that the civil construction phase has been completed, goes into aerogenerator set-up phase, with 5 machines being installed, 4,5 MW each, and a 136 meter rotor. The investment in this Wind Farm totals 26 Million Euros which has great local economic impact, with 230 jobs mobilized in both construction and kick-off phases. Once the Wind Farm is fully operational, it will produce 65.300 MWh/year, with a positive environmental impact because thanks to this renewable energy generation 24.150 tCO2/year will be avoided, the equivalent to 16.300 cars circulating a year. In the last quarter of 2020 three more Wind Farms will be completed in A Coruña: Alto de Croa, Alto de Croa II and Monte Tourado, all of them today in advance administrative stage. These 5 Wind Farms comprise Phase I of Greenalia’s Eolo Project and once its fully operational it will amount to 74,2 MW which represents great economic and development (jobs) impact in the areas where these projects are situated specially taking into account the Covid-19 pandemic context in which we are all immersed. The investment for Phase I of Eolo will amount to 87 Million Euros and will mobilize 1.000 jobs. In addition to this Greenalia strengthens its position as a resilient industrial player through Covid-19 crisis, keeping and even growing its corporate headcount and also dynamizing the regions economy in quite an exceptional and challenging scenario. ... Read more...Greenalia consolidates its Solar portfolio with 600 MW with grid access20/04/20All of it situated in maximum production areas (Zona V) of the key solar resource areas of the Iberian Peninsula (Andalucia and Comunidad Valenciana). Once grid access was consolidated the company continues with the rest of the administrative requirements. The average resource of the facilities is over 2.000 annual hours. Greenalia consolidates its pipeline with 600MW solar energy projects with grid access. This portfolio is structured as follows: a 350MW-project, another 100MW one and three additional 50MW projects; located in the key solar resource areas of the Iberian Peninsula (Andalucía & Comunidad Valenciana). The aforementioned projects are located in areas with maximum solar resource, classified as Zona V, with an annual capacity factor of 22-25% (over 2.000 hours of production), way over the yearly average of 18,8% (1.645 equivalent hours, according to the Informe Operación Sistema Eléctrico 2018, published by REE). Once the grid access was consolidated, the company continues with the remaining administrative requirements for the mentioned projects. #1-5-100 Plan This achievement is another milestone in the path towards the Strategic Plan 2019-2023 in which the company contemplates the completion and kick-off of 430MW of solar projects. ... Read more...GREENALIA CONTINUES TO OPERATE IN ALL BUSINESS AREAS (COVID-19 UPDATE)27/03/20The company started its remote working, security and hygiene protocols 14 days ago (13 March 2020) and before the State Alarm Decree was enacted in an effort to protect its people and their safety. Over 25% of Greenalia`s people are working remotely (the whole team in central offices), and in our energy production facilities we have strengthened our protective measures and safety protocols while we also keep a close eye on the evolution of the crisis. 03/26/2020 – Greenalia continues operating all its business divisions ‘normally’ amidst a very volatile and uncertain situation that has heightened our level of security alert to maximum to protect our people and comply with the temporary regulatory framework enacted for the crisis. This morning the company held its first virtual townhall named Virtual Green Café where the company’s executives shared with the whole Greenalia team the status of operations and the different actions undertaken to face the current challenges. It was also a chance to connect, for the different teams and professionals that are now under strict seclusion and quarantine measures after 12 days in state of alarm. During the virtual café Manuel García, Greenalia’s CEO, has shared a message of confidence and encouragement with the staff: “our company’s business model is resilient, the sector we are in is strategic and these factors contribute to put us in a good position to navigate this crisis, until this moment we are continuing operation and production and we remain vigilant on how things unfold”. The CEO also highlighted that thanks to the strategic efforts the company has made over the last years where the company invested heavily in technology upgrades and in its digital transformation, the transition to working remotely was smooth and the company could even anticipate the declaration of state of alarm and the forced quarantine. With respects to the protocols and measured adopted in the business areas where working remotely is not possible the company is following the strict guidelines and regulations provided by the National Health Authorities accompanying this with fluid internal communications. We’ve limited the contact of essential personnel with their teammates and eliminated it with third parties, suppliers and habitual collaborators with whom we keep a close and digitalized communication and sustained cooperation. Through this virtual event, Manuel García (Greenalia’s CEO) also reinforced a message of confidence and calm for the staff: “our company’s ability to continue our operations amidst the crisis in all our business areas can provide an optimistic perspective regarding our company’s performance and business resilience.” He also took the chance to thank and recognize the sacrifice and hard work of all the people in the company in these testing times while also extending the praise to all the professionals in health and security that are fighting relentlessly against this virus (COVID-19). About Greenalia Greenalia is an Independent Power Producer (IPP) exclusively with renewable technologies. The company’s main activity is the generation and sale of electrical energy. Its business focuses on three technologies: wind, solar photovoltaic and biomass, where it currently is vertically integrated from the origin of the raw material to the production of electrical and thermal energy. The company has more than 12 years’ experience in the sector and is currently listed on the BME-MaB (Alternative Stock Market) since December 2017. The income obtained by the facilities area long-term flows, thus allowing structuring a non-recourse financing (Project Finance) and obtaining dividends and inflows in a constant and secure manner. Greenalia’s headquarters are located in A Coruña and it has production centers (both planned and in operation) in Galicia, Asturias, Extremadura, Comunidad Valenciana, Andalucía, Murcia and Castilla y La Mancha. ... Read more... More News
