AirEnergy SA

AirEnergy SA: Transforming Greece and Beyond through Renewable Energy Leadership

AirEnergy S.A., established in 2008, is at the forefront of the energy transition towards a sustainable future in Greece. Specializing in Wind Farms and Solar PV Parks, the company offers a comprehensive range of services, including evaluation, design, development, construction, consulting, project management, and asset management.

The firm's 40+ skilled professionals, with over 20 years of experience, ensure projects are executed to the highest standards. Headquartered in Athens, Agia Paraskevi, with a branch office in Thessaloniki, AirEnergy S.A. boasts an extensive network of industry specialists.

AirEnergy S.A.'s strategy revolves around identifying and evaluating risks from the early stages of project development. The company prioritizes quality, environmental responsibility, and occupational health and safety, evident in its certifications (ISO 9001: 2015, ISO 14001: 2015, ISO 45001: 2018).

With a vision to be the leading company in technically feasible, financially viable, and legally compliant projects, AirEnergy S.A. focuses on a strategic approach that includes risk identification, spatial planning, compliance, wind assessment, grid connection, land rights, regulatory review, community engagement, and energy market risk management.

In the realm of renewable energy projects, the company has played a significant role in the development of 1GW of wind energy projects and 853 MW of solar PV projects. Additionally, they have successfully constructed 258.63 MW of wind energy projects and 24.054 MW of solar PV parks.

AirEnergy S.A. strives to create a sustainable and aesthetically enhanced landscape through meticulous project evaluations and inspections, not only in the realm of solar PV projects but also in the development and construction of wind energy projects.

Although the company's last investment details are not available at the moment, AirEnergy S.A. presents an attractive proposition for potential investors looking to partake in the transformation of Greece's energy infrastructure and beyond.