Enefit Green
Enefit Green AS
Tallinn, Estonia
About
Founded in 2004, Enefit Green is a subsidiary headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia with approximately 501-1000 employees specializing in Solar, Wind, Hydro.
Enefit Green is one of the leading renewable energy producers in the Baltic Sea region and the largest wind energy producer in the Baltics. The company develops, builds, and operates wind and solar parks across Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Finland. With a portfolio of 29 wind farms, 46 solar power plants, one cogeneration plant, and one hydroelectric plant, Enefit Green has a total installed capacity exceeding 1,100 megawatts. The company has invested nearly one billion euros in renewable energy projects over the past three years, significantly expanding production capacity to reduce regional dependence on imported and fossil fuel-based energy. Enefit Green is committed to carbon neutrality by 2045 and actively participates in energy market frequency regulation through its grid-connected assets.
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Service areas (4)
Renewable energy production
Wind and solar energy generation and distribution
Electric vehicle charging
Public EV charging network with over 1500 charging points
Energy retail
Electricity and gas supply to residential and business customers
Street lighting
LED street lighting modernization and maintenance services
Locations
Headquarters
Tallinn, Estonia
Operating locations (1)
- Roheline tn 18, Tartu, Tartu maakond, Estonia
Service regions
Projects
8Sopi-Tootsi Green Energy Area
Wind farm with 38 turbines and adjacent solar park generating nearly 10% of Estonia's annual electricity consumption
Šilalė II Wind Farm
Wind farm in Lithuania
Akmenė Wind Farm
Wind farm under construction in Lithuania
Kelmė Wind Farms I and II
Wind farms under construction in Lithuania
Liivi Bay Offshore Wind Farm
Planned offshore wind farm with capacity up to 1000 MW, would cover up to 50% of Estonia's annual electricity consumption with 50-84 turbines
Auvere Energy Storage
Estonia's largest battery storage facility
Tolpanvaara Wind Farm
Wind farm in Finland, sold to TD Greystone Infrastructure Fund
Hydrogen Power Plant
100 MW thermal power plant with hydrogen capability being built in Narva by Enefit Industry
Credentials & affiliations
Awards
Energeetiku
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Partnerships
Sumitomo Corporation, TD Greystone Infrastructure Fund, Rabbalshede Kraft AB, Rimi, Capfield, Elering, Kehtna vald, Märjamaa vald, Forus Takso, Baran International Ltd, Baran Group Ltd, Top!, Eesti Terviseradade SA
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