MORE INFO TENDER OFFER PROCESS PRESENTATION WATCH PRESENTATION FY21 FINANCIAL RESULTS DOWNLOAD PDF FY21 SUSTAINABILITY REPORT (ESG) 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 SPONSORS XIRIA HANDBALL CLUB’S SUMMER AND WINTER CAMPS18/07/22The renewable energy company has signed an agreement with this sports club to cover the costs of these activities and to promote sports and a healthy lifestyle among children With this initiative, the company want to reinvest in those environments in which it builds and operates its wind farms Greenalia will financially support Xiria Handball Club (Carballo, Galicia) for the development its summer and winter camps, activities in which over 200 families in the area can find an inclusive and integrating proposal for better work-life balance. With the agreement signed between Greenalia and the Xiria Club, Greenalia takes another step forward in its commitment with Social initiatives within its ESG strategy, a roadmap that promotes values such as companionship, solidarity, responsibility, and tolerance which are also inherent to the Club’s action plan. With this contribution, as established in the agreement, Greenalia wants to do its part to support socio-educational projects and integration plans for families. The company thus continues its line of initiatives framed in its CSR Plan through which the company supports the development of social actions in the communities where it operates. The activities will also have an Environmental awareness component, especially aimed at two aspects: the reduction of the use of single-use plastics and the need to reduce the amount of waste. Therefore, water consumption will be prioritized through the fountains installed in the camp, refillable water bottles will be provided, and green areas will be cleaned to highlight the environmental damage caused by untreated waste. Greenalia continues to support inclusion and environmental initiatives, in the framework of its social commitment through which more than 500 families have benefited since 2020 from aid for school supplies in several municipalities where the company has projects, as well as its collaboration with inclusive actions in the field of sports, including support for Basket Coruña, to which this agreement with Xiria Club is added.  ... Read more...
• • 

    GREENALIA´S VOLUNTEERS ORGANIZE A CLEAN-UP AND JOIN THE CHALLENGE AGAINST “LITTERED NATURE”04/07/22The team visited Miñón Wind Farm (WF), connected in 2019, and cleaned up the surrounding areas. The volunteers also verified the good evolution of the almost 50 specimens of Macaronesian fern that were transplanted during the WF construction process. Greenalia’s volunteers join the challenge against littered nature. With the aim of reducing existing waste in natural areas and green areas, part of the team has moved this morning to the surroundings areas of the Miñón WF (Vimianzo, A Coruña) to clean-up remains that visitors and others threw into the mountain. This action, led by a group of Greenalia’s volunteers, is part of the company’s CSR policy that gives continuity to another series of environmental actions, among which the protection projects of native species such as the centaurea ultreiae and the Macaronesian fern (Dryopteris Guanchica) stand out. In fact, today’s initiative has been carried out near the area in which this last unique species of fern is present, for which Greenalia has launched a special protection program that began with the transplantation of almost fifty specimens located around the wind farm and which will continue with a repopulation project in the environment once new spores are obtained. In the area of Costa da Morte Greenalia also has the project of protection of the flower centaurea ultreia, a work that it carries out in collaboration with the Center of Lourizán and the USC and that began more than a year ago making a first diagnosis of the number of existing specimens.... Read more...
• • 

    GREENALIA RENEWS ITS COMMITMENT WITH CORUÑA BASKETBALL CLUB’S INCLUSION PROGRAM FOR THE YOUTH25/03/22The renewable energy producer Greenalia, based in A Coruña, once again pays for training grants aimed at minors at risk of exclusion within the Básquet Coruña quarry. The company and the club have renewed the collaboration agreement signed last season to cover the expenses derived from the practice of sports (registration, equipment and fees) of minors in vulnerable situations. With this initiative, Greenalia wants to continue putting its grain of sand in the support of socio-educational and integration plans for families in vulnerable situations and thus advance in its CSR strategy through which the company supports inclusion and equality projects in those environments in which it operates. From the Basquet Coruña they value and appreciate the effort made by Greenalia so that minors of different ages who are in situations of risk of exclusion can continue to enjoy and develop their favorite sports activity. About the Básquet Coruña Basketball Club Básquet Coruña, founded in 1996, is the leading club across the city and its region, with the largest pool of young players in Galicia. Throughout each season, the club carries out a wide range of initiatives to promote basketball, involving more than 2,000 young people.  ... Read more...
• • 

    GREENALIA REINFORCES ITS ESG STRATEGY AND LAUNCHES NEW INTERNAL RULES IN LINE WITH 2030 SDGs22/03/22Greenalia’s commitment to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the energy transition is ratified with the implementation of new digital governance and business intelligence tools, including the creation of a strategic dashboard aligned with the company’s Sustainability Plan. Within Governance, the publication of the Ethical Charter for Suppliers should be highlighted together with the advances in the Corporate Compliance Program with the elaboration of the Compliance Risk Map The renewable energy producer Greenalia continues to implement new SDG-aligned measures in show of its strong commitment. It does so through its ESG Strategy, an area in which the Green Book on Corporate Policies, the Corporate Code of Conduct and Good Corporate Practices has been approved, a framework to which the Ethical Charter for Supplier Companies has recently been incorporated. Being the Code of Conduct the key piece of its Regulatory Compliance Program, accepted by each person who becomes part of the organization, it establishes the basic principles and commitments expected and demanded of the companies that make the Organization. Within this framework, the company continues to work and update its rules and policies. This was reflected in the last Board of Directors where the following regulations were approved: (i) the Tax and Good Fiscal Practices regulations; (ii) the Data Collection, Treatment and Protection regulations; (iii) and the Functions and Obligations in information security for personnel regulations.  To ensure compliance, Greenalia’s Regulatory Compliance Committee, oversees this area and is the body in charge of preventing, detecting, mitigating and correcting business behaviors that could deviate from ethics and legality. In this line and in order to inform its supply chain about the guidelines of behavior that must preside over the relations with Greenalia, the company has approved and shared the Ethical Charter for Supplier Companies, which has been elaborated from said Code of Conduct. Currently, the renewable energy company is drafting new internal regulations and defining its risk map. These new instruments will allow it to be better prepared for possible business adverse situations.  In this way, the company secures for itself a higher level of stability and protection.  Also at the level of environmental protection there have been important advances in recent months, an area in which Greenalia has joined the Science-Based Targets (SBTi) initiative, an independent organization in charge of ratifying, with measurable and real indicators based on science, the reduction of emissions undertaken by the Company. This adhesion will allow to accredit the fulfillment of milestones by the company within its strategy to reduce emissions in this decade. In this area, Greenalia, one of the 7 Spanish SMEs adhering to this initiative, is committed to reducing its scope 1 and 2 emissions by 25% by 2030. This represents a new step in the sustainable roadmap that is transversal to the entire company. All these are milestones are framed in the Sustainability Plan, the roadmap with which the company wants to continue strengthening its sustainable DNA by implementing actions in the three ESG areas (Environment, Social, Governance). This has been made public in the 2021 Annual Report: An edition that presents two novelties: the integration for the first time of the financial and non-financial report in the same document, a faithful reflection of the importance and reinforcement that is being given from the company to sustainability, and the development of an interactive version of the report. It is a more intuitive edition that facilitates communication with our stakeholders, through which we reflect the information collected throughout the year and which is displayed within the sustainability dashboard. A control system that has been automated, streamlining the reporting issues within the organization and that helps decision-making in ESG matters and the monitoring of the Sustainability Plan (ESG) from management.... Read more...
• • 

    GREENALIA JOINS UNICEF’S HUMANITARIAN CAMPAIGN IN UKRAINE21/03/22Greenalia joins the special humanitarian and urgent aid campaign for Ukraine launched by UNICEF. To this end, it has approved a financial donation to support the initiative launched by this NGO in the Ukrainian country, where it has set up a large on-the-ground device to help families and children at an extremely complex time. Furthermore, the company’s volunteer team mobilised the workforce to make contributions in kind and individually to the AGA Ukraine association.  This organization activated different solidarity actions at the border to help refugees. Thanks to the team’s solidarity, 70 kilos of warm material was sent, especially blankets and thermal clothing, and long-lasting enfant food.... Read more...

More News

CORPORATE

Lastest News 2020

• • 

    GREENALIA SUBMITS TO PUBLIC INFORMATION NEW 75 MW IN TWO NEW WIND FARMS IN SPAIN04/08/22Monteiro and Restelo wind farms are planned in the province of Lugo The 2 Wind Farms (WF), with an execution budget of 60 million, will supply clean energy to power the equivalent of 55,500 households and prevent the emission of almost 90,000 tons of CO2 The renewable energy producer Greenalia advances in its pipeline in Spain with new steps in the processing of two new onshore wind farms, Restelo and Monteiro (Lugo, Galicia), totaling 75 MW. Both projects, with their respective environmental impact studies, are submitted to public exhibition. Restelo Wind Farm (42 MW) plans to install a total of 8 wind turbines in the municipalities of A Fonsagrada, Baleira and Becerreá (Lugo). The 7 machines of 5 MW of unit power and 1 of 2 MW will have 102.5 meters of hub height and 145 of rotor diameter. The evacuation of energy will be carried out by means of a high voltage line that will connect the substation of the PE Restelo with that of the PE of Monteiro to, from there, connect with the national system. In Restelo, with an investment of 34 million euros, protected areas of the Natura 2000 Network and other forms of protection such as wetlands, parks, and nature reserves, among others, have been excluded. Likewise, the actions of the SP do not affect any element included in the Catalogue of Singular Trees. It is far from the designated bird protection areas, the closest being located just over 5 km to the southeast. In reference to cultural heritage, the Environmental Impact Study (EIA) of Restelo includes the existence of several archaeological burial mounds. To avoid any affectation and as the main measure, the design of the wind farm contemplates an exclusion perimeter, which will be duly marked and signposted, so that in that protection area no works can be carried out. For its part, the PE Monteiro (33.6 MW), with a planned investment of more than 25 million euros, will be installed in the municipalities of Baralla, Baleira and Becerreá (Lugo). It will install 8 wind turbines of 4.2 MW, with characteristics of 107 meters of hub height and 150 of rotor diameter. For its location, European protection figures such as Natura 2000 Network, Sites of Community Interest (SCI) and state and regional protection areas have been avoided. No element of cultural interest or that is part of the cultural heritage has been inventoried, neither around action nor in its vicinity. The two wind farms, which will involve an investment of around 60 million euros, will produce green energy equivalent to the consumption of more than 55,000 families and will avoid 90,000 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere. In both cases, preventive measures on landscape integration and fauna and flora are contemplated, identifying the most sensitive areas to avoid potential impacts. Likewise, the Environmental Monitoring Plan establishes corrective actions for revegetation in those areas affected by the execution works.... Read more...
• • 

    GREENALIA PROVIDES OVER 1 GW OF GREEN ENERGY TO SPAIN’S ELECTRO-INTENSIVE INDUSTRY THROUGH PPAs22/07/22The agreements signed in the last quarter by the renewable energy company with Alcoa and Showa Denko seek to ensure supply at a fixed price for these electro-intensive companies, which will improve their competitiveness. To this end, the green energy producer based in A Coruña will commission different wind farms in the Autonomous Region and through them invest over 1,000 million euros, dynamize employment and the local economies In the last quarter, Greenalia has signed two PPAs (with Alcoa and Showa Denko) to supply green energy to the industrial facilities of these companies in the Galician Autonomous Region, at a key moment for the electro-intensive industries and other large consumers that need to guarantee a reduction in prices and greater stability of their energy costs in the medium and long term. In the case of Alcoa, the contract includes the supply of energy from renewable sources for Alcoa’s Aluminium Smelter in San Cibrao (Cervo, Lugo) from 2024 until the end of 2033. To assume this commitment, in terms of time and amount of energy to be supplied, Greenalia has selected 29 projects, all of them with grid access and connection in Galicia, with a total capacity of 924 MW. Pursuant to this agreement, the supplying facilities have been designated considering evacuation nodes, which limits the environmental impact and commissioning times. For its part, in the contract with the Japanese Multinational for its industrial facilities in Galicia, Greenalia will supply part of the energy produced in the Orzar and Tornado Wind Farms. These developments are planned in the municipalities of Carballo, Val do Dubra, Tordoia and Trazo. With a capacity of 123 MW, these facilities will result in a competitiveness improvement of Show Denko’s electro-intensive activity. For the implementation of these projects, Greenalia foresees an investment of over 1,000 million euros, while also mobilizing over 4,000 jobs and dynamizing the local economy. With these agreements, Greenalia once again shows its commitment to the territory, a roadmap in which it considers that the involvement of all administrations (local, regional and state) will be necessary so that these projects serve as a driving lever for economic recovery and for the energy transition.... Read more...
• • 

    GREENALIA SIGNS A RENEWABLE ENERGY SUPPLY AGREEMENT TO POWER SHOWA DENKO’S PRODUCTION PLANT IN A CORUÑA06/07/22With this new PPA, of 123 MW, in addition to the one signed earlier this year with Alcoa, Greenalia ratifies its commitment and support to the Spanish Industry, particularly in Galicia, in a critical moment for post-pandemic economic recovery and for the much needed energy transition The renewable energy producer Greenalia has reached an agreement with the Multinational Showa Denko to supply its Galician facilities with green energy. In this way, the company takes another step forward in its commitment to offer energy solutions to the electro-intensive companies located in the community. As stated in the proposal, Greenalia will supply part of the energy to be produced by Orzar and Tornado Wind Farms, projects planned in the municipalities of Carballo, Val do Dubra, Tordoia and Trazo. These facilities, with a total capacity of 123.2 MW, will contribute to improve the competitiveness of the electro-intensive activity. Both wind farms, currently in permitting stages and classified as a priority projects, will channel over 100 million euros in investment and will mobilize almost half a thousand jobs in construction stages. Regarding the wind farms (WF) technical characteristics, Orzar WF (56 MW) will be located between the municipalities of Carballo and Tordoia. It envisages the installation of 10 wind turbines of 5.6 MW unit power, 105 metres hub height and 150 metres rotor diameter. Meanwhile, Tornado WF (67.2 MW) will be made up of 12 turbines and located in the municipalities of Carballo, Tordoia, Val do Dubra and Trazo. Like Orzar, the WF will have 105 hub heights and 150 m of rotor diameter and 5.6 MW of unitary turbine power.... Read more...
• • 

    GREENALIA INVITES SUPPLY CHAIN COMPANIES TO PARTICIPATE IN RFI FOR ITS FIRST FLOATING OFFSHORE WIND FARM IN SPAIN, GOFIO (50 MW)28/06/22A process launched by the Company to gather information on state-of-the-art products and services in the offshore wind market that will also be used to prequalify those companies that would take part in subsequent RFQ/RFP that will lead to final contracts for Gofio floating offshore wind farm (FOWF). This process is launched after Greenalia finished a few months ago a complete geophysical survey in the area of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, where the 50 MW Gofio FOWF is located, with the main objective of obtaining a more detailed information on the seabed characteristics The renewable energy producer Greenalia is advancing in the development of its floating offshore wind projects in the Canary Islands and launches an RFI (Request for Information) focused on the global offshore wind supply chain companies that can provide information on their solutions, products or services that can be applied to floating projects promoted by the renewable energy IPP. In this sense, this RFI process will serve to prequalify those companies that will be part of the subsequent Request for Quotation and Proposal (RFQ/RFP) processes that will lead to final Gofio contracts. This process is launched after Greenalia finished a few months ago a complete geophysical survey in the area of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, where the 50 MW Gofio FOWF is located, with the main objective of obtaining a detailed information on the seabed to support the environmental process as well as to confirm the specific geological conditions of GOFIO´s implementation area, currently the most advanced project in the permitting process of Greenalia´s portfolio in Spain. This information will be part of the documentation of the RFI process to help participating companies to better identify their products and services that are best suited to the characteristics not only of this project (GOFIO), but of the rest of the projects that Greenalia are currently developing in the Canary Islands.  The results of this campaign have confirmed the analysis carried out within the Environmental Impact Study (EIA), prepared in 2020, and has also allowed to obtain a greater knowledge of the biodiversity of the seabed. These works show the compatibility with the environment and the reduced environmental impact that the project could generate. With this new step, Greenalia once again confirms its commitment to the development of its floating wind energy projects, one of the renewable generation sources called to be the basis of green growth in Europe for the coming years. Greenalia expects Gofio Offshore Wind Farm to be the first floating offshore wind farm in Spain and, with this, it will help to advance in the necessary energy transition, which is becoming more urgent after the constant increases in gas prices and the effects of the war in Ukraine, with a high impact on European energy markets. In this respect, Gofio is expected to produce the equivalent of the consumption of 75,000 households, with a net capacity factor of around 60%, a key aspect for the stability of the region’s electricity system.... Read more...
• • 

    GREENALIA´S 50 MW RODICIO WIND FARM IN SPAIN NOW IN PUBLIC EXHIBITION PHASE08/06/22The Wind Farm (WF) will developed in the municipalities of Maceda and Montederramo (Ourense, Galicia) With an execution budget of 37 million the facilities will supply clean energy to power the equivalent of 41,000 households Greenalia continues to make progress in the development of its onshore wind portfolio in Spain. From today, Rodicio WF, with a capacity of 50 MW, planned in the municipalities of Montederramo and Maceda (Ourense), is submitted to public exhibition. This WF will have 12 wind turbines of 4.2 MW of nominal power, 107 meters of hub height and 150 meters of rotor diameter. With an annual green energy production of 144,128 MWh, the equivalent of the consumption of 41,000 homes, it will avoid 53,327 tons of CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.  The area where Rodicio will be installed is located outside protected areas included in the Galician Network of Protected Areas or the Natura 2000 Network, including the expansions proposals. Areas protected by international instruments and IBAs (Important Bird Areas) have also been excluded, as well as priority areas for breeding, feeding, dispersal and local bird concentration. About hydrological protection, no river course is in implantation of the WF an all infrastructures are located outside the easement and riverbed police area. Regarding cultural heritage, the project states that only contributions will be made and not earthworks or excavations in areas of influence of heritage elements, which will be duly marked, following the premises of Heritage office. To this is added the implementation of a monitoring system by qualified technicians that guarantees the integrity of the cultural heritage elements registered in the area.... Read more...

More News