• The gross operating profit amounts to 42.3 million euros.
• Assets in operation increased by 60% to 680 MW.
**• “We completed the largest expansion plan in our history over the last few years and now we are starting to get a good view of its impact on our business. We are starting a new phase that enables us to face the future with more security, stability, profitability and technical capacity, as well as a more balanced international diversification”, declared Luis de Valdivia, Chairman of Ecoener. **
• It predicts sales of €115 million in 2026 and €132 million in 2027, and an EBITDA of €65 million this year, which could grow up to €80 million in 2027.
• The company has 332 MW in Romania, Colombia and Guatemala with predicted ready-to-build projects in 2026, which is the first stage in a new period of growth.
La Coruña, 26 February 2026.- Ecoener’s gross operational profit (EBITDA) grew by 20% in 2025 to €42.3 million, after achieving the largest increase in capacity in the firm’s history with 253 new MW in operation. The EBITDA margin stood at 50%, seven points higher than in the previous financial year.
Over the last year, the company increased its installed capacity by 60% to reach 680 MW in operation. With the projects under construction, Ecoener’s total capacity is now 815 MW, which is a sixfold increase on its volume when it was listed on the stock exchange in 2021. Energy generation also reached 935 GWh (+33%), boosted by the initial start-up of new plants in operation.
“We completed the largest expansion plan in our history over the last few years and now we are starting to get a good view of its impact on our business. We are starting a new phase that enables us to face the future with more security, stability, profitability and technical capacity, as well as a more balanced international diversification”, declared Luis de Valdivia, Chairman of Ecoener.
With the commissioning of the new assets, the company predicts a significant increase in its results: sales of €115 million in 2026 and €132 million in 2027, and an EBITDA of €65 million this year, which could grow up to €80 million in 2027.
The company recorded revenues of €85 million in the last financial year (+4%). Latin America strengthened its role as the main growth driver with sales of over €53 million, 63% of the total.
82% of the power generation revenues came from long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) and the regulated market.
The consolidated net income was €5.8 million.
New projects
The aim behind Ecoener’s new growth stage is the increase of installed capacity, the generation of stable revenues, and profitability. The company intends to strengthen its position in the markets where it already operates and accelerate its expansion in OECD countries —especially the EU and Canada — with wind energy projects and hybridised photovoltaic plants with battery systems.
For the first phase, Ecoener has 332 MW with predicted ready-to-build projects for 2026 in Romania, Colombia and Guatemala. A significant part of these new assets will include hybridised storage systems.
Growth in the EU
In 2025, Ecoener made progress in its EU expansion plan with the award of a 15-year contract for difference (CfD) that will enable the company to build a 54.4 MW wind farm in Miroslovesti, in northeast Romania. The contract is directly supported by the Romanian state. Ecoener was the only Spanish company to be awarded a contract at the auction, with 5% of wind power.
Major sustainability awards
The company has strengthened its leading role in sustainability with several international awards, including the B rating obtained in the climate change category of the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), the highest rating possible in a private evaluation. It has also kept the highest rating in the S&P Global Ratings Shades of Green, which is further proof of its commitment to decarbonisation.
Ecoener develops projects that combine energy and local development; some notable examples include the restoration of 300 hectares of Premontane Tropical Dry Forest in Colombia and the expanded agrivoltaic project, which now covers about 350 hectares in the Dominican Republic, Colombia and Guatemala.
The company has also defined a new Decarbonisation Plan and currently maintains emission levels at 60% below the standard of excellence defined by the SBTi (Science Based Targets Initiative), an international organisation that sets science-based climate objectives.
The renewable energy produced by Ecoener prevented 381,275 tonnes of CO2 emissions in 2025.