About
Founded in 1980, Painhas SA is a renewable energy company headquartered in Viana do Castelo, Portugal specializing in Solar, Wind, Hydro.
PAINHAS S.A. is a Portuguese group founded in 1980 that provides integrated engineering, construction, maintenance, asset management and operations services across the energy value chain. Its activities include renewable energy systems (solar PV, wind and hydro), electricity transmission and distribution networks, substations, electric vehicle charging, smart cities, public lighting, telecommunications networks, gas and water efficiency, shipbuilding electrical works and training. Subsidiaries and brands include Enerline (Angola), PA Energie (France), PA Energy (United Kingdom), PA Moçambique, PAINHAS Spain and Sunpryme (residential solar). The group operates mainly in Portugal, Angola, Mozambique, Spain, the United Kingdom and France.
Headquarters
Founded
Focus areas
Products & services
Business models
Value chain
Service areas (6)
Portugal
Design, construction, maintenance and asset management of energy, renewable and telecom infrastructure.
Angola
Transmission and distribution network engineering and construction, through Enerline.
Mozambique
Medium voltage distribution rehabilitation in Maputo and Pemba substation expansion.
Spain
Electromechanical substation assembly and overhead line work through PAINHAS S.A. Sucursal España.
United Kingdom
Energy and telecom infrastructure construction and maintenance, including overhead HV lines.
France
Mobile, 5G, fixed network and energy construction and maintenance through PA Energie.
Locations
Headquarters
Avenida Conde da Carreira 11, 4900-343, Viana do Castelo, Portugal
Operating locations (3)
- Rua Monte de São Bento 156, Braga, Portugal
- Rua do Barroco 86, Leça do Balio, Matosinhos, Portugal
- Av. Julius Nyrere 1148, Maputo, Mozambique
Service regions
Projects
2Central Fotovoltaica de Alcoutim (Solara4 Utility Scale)
Utility-scale solar photovoltaic plant project.
Projeto Hidroelétrico Alto Tâmega
Hydroelectric project in the Alto Tâmega region.
Credentials & affiliations
Partnerships
National Grid, Scottish Power, Red Eléctrica España