Finerge

For over 25 years, Finerge has worked to provide access to more sustainable energy sources to the world. Finerge is Portugal’s second-largest renewable energy producer.

Finerge operates 70 Wind Farms and 17 PV solar plants located in more than 47 Municipalities across Portugal and 3 provinces in Spain. Day and night, more than 780 turbines harness the energy of the Wind, and thousands of photovoltaic modules that collect energy from the sun, transforming it into clean electricity at a rate of 3.514 Gwh. All this means that more than 1,149 ktons of CO2 emissions are avoided.

However, the story has only just begun...

Learning from the most sustainable source: Nature.

Founded in 1996, Finerge has evolved responsibly, sustained by continuous investment. Its evolution is set on the development, construction and acquisition of new Wind Farms and PV Solar plants nestled in strategic locations across Portugal and Spain, by innovating processes, practices, and infrastructures. Its growth is sustained through investment in its people, who have made a world of difference over the last two decades.

Explore the timeline to unlock all the key moments in Finerge’s history.

Portal da freita

1999

First project developed by Finerge

CARAVELAS

2000

Alto da Vaca
Alvão

2002

ARCIPRESTE
AGUIEIRA
ALTO DA VACA II
SRA. CASTELO I
SRA. CASTELO II

2003

MOINHO VELHO
ALVÃO II
DIRÃO DA RUA
CADRAÇO
MANIQUE

2004

VIDEIRA
ALFARROBEIRA
CAPUCHA
ESPIGA
SAO PAIO
PASSARINHO
MONTIJO
OUTEIRO
C. VICENTINA

2005

Finerge acquired by Endesa

Arga
Pracana
Socorro

2006

AZINHEIRA
ALMARGEM

2007

Control Room in operation

LAGOA D. JOÃO
SICÓ
ALTO MINHO I
RIBABELIDE
SOCORRO

2008

Endesa acquired by ENEL and Acciona

2009

Acciona exits by divesting renewables assets. 93.7 MW sold to Acciona in Portugal

ALTO DO MARCO
ALVAIAZERE

2011

2014

Minority stake in the Alvadia wind farm (49%of 22.8 MW) sold to project partners.

ALTO DOURO
FONTE MESA II
LOURINHÃ I
LOURINHÃ II
RAIA
GEVANCAS II

2015

Finerge takes control of the 445 MW allocated to the portfolio of joint development of wind farms of ENEOP.
Finerge acquired by FSI.

2016

Over-powering of the Ventominho and Arga projects

VALE DO CHÃO
MOIMENTA
SERNANCELHE
TRÊS MARCOS

2017

Ancora (172 MW) acquired by FSI.
Finerge acquires DST's stake in three wind farms (55 MW).

2018

Finerge buys stake in Catavento (11.3MW)

VILA FRANCA DE XIRA
BAIÃO
TOUTIÇO
LOMBA DO VALE

ZAHARICHE
CASARICHE
CARBOJOSA LA SAGRADA
LEDESMA
LOS BROCHEROS

2019

Finerge buys stake in VF Xira
and Baião (18.9 MW), Toutiço and Lomba do Vale (123 MW) and 6 solar plants in Spain (8,1MWp)

CORUCHE
SEIXAL
APRA B
APRA A
ACIL II
TEJO REI
MALHAPÃO
ACIL I
CANHA
MONTEMOR-O-NOVO
CABEZA MESÁ
COLLADILLO
EL RINCÓN
COLL DEL MORO
CORBERA
TORRE MADRINA
VILALBA DEL ARCS

2020

Finerge buys 10 solar plants (47,6 MWp) and 7 wind farms in Spain (242,4 MW)

Alto do Côto
Serra da Laje
Serra da Amêndoa
Sado
Arada- Montemuro
Arada OP2
Cabril
Pinheiro
S. Pedro

2021

Finerge acquires WTG stake in 3 wind farms (28,1 MW), PV Plant Sado (14,97 MWp) and EDF's Portfolio in Portugal (193 MW)

Arga OP
Capucha OP
São Paio OP
Azinheira OP
Alto do Marco OP
Lomba do Vale OP
Alvaiázere OP

2022

Finerge built 7 wind overpowering projects totaling 17MW.

Portal da freita

1999

First project developed by Finerge

CARAVELAS

2000

Alto da Vaca
Alvão

2002

ARCIPRESTE
AGUIEIRA
ALTO DA VACA II
SRA. CASTELO I
SRA. CASTELO II

2003

MOINHO VELHO
ALVÃO II
DIRÃO DA RUA
CADRAÇO
MANIQUE

2004

VIDEIRA
ALFARROBEIRA
CAPUCHA
ESPIGA
SAO PAIO
PASSARINHO
MONTIJO
OUTEIRO
C. VICENTINA

2005

Finerge acquired by Endesa

Arga
Pracana
Socorro

2006

AZINHEIRA
ALMARGEM

2007

Control Room in operation

LAGOA D. JOÃO
SICÓ
ALTO MINHO I
RIBABELIDE
SOCORRO

2008

Endesa acquired by ENEL and Acciona

2009

Acciona exits by divesting renewables assets. 93.7 MW sold to Acciona in Portugal

ALTO DO MARCO
ALVAIAZERE

2011

2014

Minority stake in the Alvadia wind farm (49%of 22.8 MW) sold to project partners.

ALTO DOURO
FONTE MESA II
LOURINHÃ I
LOURINHÃ II
RAIA
GEVANCAS II

2015

Finerge takes control of the 445 MW allocated to the portfolio of joint development of wind farms of ENEOP.
Finerge acquired by FSI.

2016

Over-powering of the Ventominho and Arga projects

VALE DO CHÃO
MOIMENTA
SERNANCELHE
TRÊS MARCOS

2017

Ancora (172 MW) acquired by FSI.
Finerge acquires DST's stake in three wind farms (55 MW).

2018

Finerge buys stake in Catavento (11.3MW)

VILA FRANCA DE XIRA
BAIÃO
TOUTIÇO
LOMBA DO VALE

ZAHARICHE
CASARICHE
CARBOJOSA LA SAGRADA
LEDESMA
LOS BROCHEROS

2019

Finerge buys stake in VF Xira
and Baião (18.9 MW), Toutiço and Lomba do Vale (123 MW) and 6 solar plants in Spain (8,1MWp)

CORUCHE
SEIXAL
APRA B
APRA A
ACIL II
TEJO REI
MALHAPÃO
ACIL I
CANHA
MONTEMOR-O-NOVO
CABEZA MESÁ
COLLADILLO
EL RINCÓN
COLL DEL MORO
CORBERA
TORRE MADRINA
VILALBA DEL ARCS

2020

Finerge buys 10 solar plants (47,6 MWp) and 7 wind farms in Spain (242,4 MW)

Alto do Côto
Serra da Laje
Serra da Amêndoa
Sado
Arada- Montemuro
Arada OP2
Cabril
Pinheiro
S. Pedro

2021

Finerge acquires WTG stake in 3 wind farms (28,1 MW), PV Plant Sado (14,97 MWp) and EDF's Portfolio in Portugal (193 MW)

Arga OP
Capucha OP
São Paio OP
Azinheira OP
Alto do Marco OP
Lomba do Vale OP
Alvaiázere OP

2022

Finerge built 7 wind overpowering projects totaling 17MW.

Igneo Infrastructure Partners

Finerge is owned by infrastructure funds managed by Igneo Infrastructure Partners, an asset management company with over 25 years of experience in infrastructure.

Igneo Infrastructure Partners (formerly First Sentier Investors) is a global asset management group focused on providing high quality, long-term investment capabilities to clients with a commitment to responsible investment principles. It manages over €150bn across various asset classes. Ultimate investors are financial institutions including pension funds and insurance companies from all around the globe.

The energy of people

The human element is a crucial factor in any sustainability bill. Finerge’s employees work daily as Climate Keepers.

Meet the team.

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Pedro Norton
CEO

Eduardo Camino

CGO

Teresa Costa

Debt Manager

Oscar Boso

Head of Mergers and Acquisitions

Carmen Gema Clemente Hermoso

Head of Energy Management

José Miguel Oliveira

Procurement & Contract Management

Patrícia Cardoso

QHSE & Sustainability Manager

Hugo Carvalho

Head of Asset Management

Guilherme Mello Portugal

Head of Business Development

João Cruz

Spain Business & Project Development Manager

Nuno Fernandes

Engineering & Construction Manager

Paulo Abreu

Head of Information Technology

Rui Neves

COO

Daniel Barbosa

Head of Operations Management

Gustavo Miranda

CFO

Francisco Tunico

Head of Financial Affairs

Susana Coutinho

Accounting and Tax Manager

Inácio Monteiro

Maintenance Manager

Uwe Herleth

Integrations & New Markets

Antero Matos

Head of Control Room

Gonçalo Silva

Procurement and Support Manager

Celso Xavier

Innovation Manager

Carlos Correia

Technical Manager

Tiago Travassos

Head of Risk & Internal Control

Sofia Fernandes

Human Resources Manager

Sustainability

The Finerge Group is committed to promoting the country's sustainable development through the diversified production of clean electricity and the adoption of sustainable internal practices. Finerge's sustainability strategy focuses on promoting the well-being and growth of its employees, on climate action and environment protection.

The Finerge Group periodically evaluates the social and environmental aspects related to its activity, developing actions towards those that are considered significant and controllable, whether direct or indirect. These includes:

promoting the qualification and satisfaction of its employees;
adapting security policies that ensure nil work accidents
preventing emissions of fluorinated greenhouse gases in the installations;
reducing the amount of non-recovered waste generated in maintenance operations;
environmental monitoring of various faunal and floristic groups;
contributing to the conservation of endogenous species;
measures to defend the forest against fire.

Finerge subscribes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Objectives, and works on a daily basis to make them a reality, by actively contributing mainly to 7 SGDs and 22 SGD targets.

Awards and Certifications

Official certifications

ISO 9001:2015.
Quality Management Systems

ISO 14001:2015.
Environmental Management Certification

ISO 45001:2018
Security Management Systems
and Occupational Health

Quality, Environment and Safety Policy

At the end of 2018, Finerge obtained its certification in Management in Quality, Environment and Safety.