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In the southernmost reaches of Europe too, the current of change is flowing. Aspiravi Spain was founded in 2021. Just like France, Spain offers endless opportunities for us to explore when it comes to green and local sources of energy.

Renewable energy in Spain

Our ambition is simple: we want to create a more sustainable world to live in, with fewer carbon emissions and more local energy production. In Spain, we’re mainly looking to do so through wind and solar power, as well as battery projects. The projects we have in development in Spain deliver a combined installed capacity of approximately 300 MW of renewable energy.

Projects in Spain

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