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Sonnedix strengthens its presence in Portugal with two renewable projects


Sonnedix Acquires Two Ready-to-Build Renewable Energy Projects in Northern Portugal Sonnedix has acquired two ready-to-build (RTB) renewable energy projects in northern Portugal.

Once completed, the projects will generate nearly 120,000 MWh of clean electricity annually, enough to power approximately 40,000 homes and avoid the emission of over 42,000 metric tons of CO2 equivalent per year. According to the company, a notice has been issued to proceed with both new projects, allowing Sonnedix and its EPC contractor, Zagope, to begin construction immediately.

The projects are expected to be hybrid solar with BESS (Battery Energy Storage System). Portugal is home to one of Sonnedix’s largest European projects to date: the 150 MW Douro Project, part of the Oasis portfolio, which represents nearly 300 MW. The project successfully achieved mechanical completion in February 2025.

Sonnedix CEO Axel Thiemann stated, "Portugal is an important and growing market for Sonnedix. With a favorable regulatory environment and stable investment signals, Portugal offers great opportunities for renewable energy producers. Sonnedix is well-positioned to capitalize on this potential, leveraging our existing Iberian projects to transform our portfolio, expand our presence, and hybridize our assets to support Portugal’s energy transition."

For her part, Beatriz Llorente Blanco, Head of Iberia Growth, said, "These two projects are a living proof of our long-term commitment to delivering sustainable and innovative energy solutions to the Portuguese market. By acquiring projects at the construction stage, we not only reduce risk but also accelerate timelines and achieve cost efficiencies. We made significant progress in our portfolio in 2024, and looking ahead, we are excited about the many prospects, including the commissioning of one of our largest projects in Europe, which will make a significant contribution to Portugal’s transition to a cleaner energy future."

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