together

We create the energy projects of tomorrow

Together with our partners, we turn promising locations and bold ideas into wind, solar and battery storage projects that deliver clean energy for future generations.

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Find the right way to work with us

Landowners

Turn the potential of your land into lasting renewable energy. We work with landowners to assess and develop suitable locations for solar, wind and battery storage projects.

Development Partners

Scale your pipeline with a committed long-term partner. Combine your local development expertise with Encavis’ development capital, financing, route-to-market capabilities and long-term ownership.

Project and Portfolio Owners

Find the right future for your project or portfolio. We acquire and partner on solar, wind, BESS and hybrid opportunities at different stages, from development through construction and operation.

What Encavis brings to the partnership

One partner across the project lifecycle

From development and financing to construction, commercialisation and long-term operation, we bring together the capabilities needed to move projects forward.

Capital that turns plans into projects

We can fund agreed development activities, structure project financing and support reliable execution through clearly defined responsibilities and decisions.

Aligned for long-term success

We structure partnerships around shared objectives and value creation, with the ambition to build, own and operate successful projects over the long term.

Local expertise, European capabilities

Our local teams understand the markets, stakeholders and development challenges, supported by financing, commercial and operational capabilities across Europe.

What we achieve together

5,0+

GW
of jointly realized renewable energy capacity

13

European
countries

60+

long-term
partnerships

Frequently Asked Questions

Which projects fit Encavis?

We focus on onshore wind, ground-mounted solar PV and battery energy storage projects. We support projects at various stages of development and work closely with landowners, project developers and project sellers. While our average project size continues to grow, we remain committed to realizing outstanding smaller-scale projects as well.

In which markets is Encavis active?

Encavis develops, acquires and operates renewable energy assets across several European countries. Our core markets include Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Finland and France.

When is the right time to contact Encavis?

Depending on the project and partnership model, Encavis becomes involved at different stages of development. We assess projects in early development as well as advanced-stage and ready-to-build projects, working together to find the right partnership approach.

What types of land are suitable for collaboration?

We are generally looking for suitable land for solar and battery storage projects. For ground-mounted solar parks, contiguous land areas of around five hectares or more are particularly attractive. Sites should be outside protected nature areas and not exposed to a significant flood risk. Adequate distances from residential developments are also important, typically at least 200 metres for solar parks and 800 metres for wind farms. In addition, relatively flat terrain is beneficial for efficient project development.

How does working with Encavis work?

The first step is simple: let's start a conversation. Following an initial contact, we get to know your project, review the key parameters and discuss potential opportunities for collaboration.

If the project aligns with our shared objectives, we evaluate the framework conditions in greater detail and define the next steps together. This is followed by detailed project due diligence and contract negotiations.

Throughout the entire process, we value transparent communication, efficient decision-making and a reliable partnership. Your dedicated contact person will support you from the initial inquiry through to the long-term realization of the project.

A typical collaboration process looks like this: