Ferrovial has unveiled a new photovoltaic venture just thirteen days after revealing its latest investment in Spain. The infrastructure group will establish a solar plant in Badajoz with a peak output of 200 megawatts. The project involves a substantial investment of 100 million euros and will be driven by the Energy Solutions arm within the construction division.
The Renopool project, the name the company has chosen for this initiative, will be delivered as a turnkey operation. In the initial two years, Ferrovial will oversee engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning, as well as the ongoing operation and maintenance of the facility. The project timeline targets a 14-month execution phase and yields up to 500 jobs, both direct and indirect, throughout its lifecycle.
This latest solar undertaking appears amid broader corporate shifts for Ferrovial, including strategic relocations and financial commitments. The company recently announced a plan to invest 75 million euros in Andalusia and pursue the acquisition of two photovoltaic projects with a combined capacity of 100 megawatts. These moves reflect a renewed emphasis on solar energy and regional growth as Ferrovial aligns its portfolio with evolving energy markets.
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As part of its corporate restructuring, Ferrovial is relocating its registered office from Spain to the Netherlands. Alongside this move, the company has signaled a commitment to maintaining a triple listing across Amsterdam, Spain, and the United States to preserve its global access to capital and investors. This plan underscores Ferrovial’s aim to balance geographic flexibility with ongoing visibility in key markets, reinforcing its role in infrastructure and energy transition projects across Europe and beyond.