Grupo Enhol is a business group based in Navarra (Spain). It is a 100% family-owned company, 4th generation, highly diversified, with presence in several sectors, mainly in the energy sector. The company develops large-scale electricity generation and self-consumption projects, both its own and for third parties, all of which are based on renewable sources.

The main drivers of the company’s activity are: commitment to active social responsibility, which is why it participates in the economic development of the regions where it operates, respect for and collaboration with local administrations and, fundamentally, operating in a sustainable manner in each and every one of the projects it develops.

Over the years, Grupo Enhol has participated in the development of the regions where it operates, maintaining sustainability and caring for and protecting the environment by focusing the company’s activity on renewable projects (wind, solar and biomass). All this has become a natural part of the culture of development and construction with the utmost care and respect for it.

At Grupo Enhol, we are leaders in integrated management and optimisation of renewables. Through its independent firm: INVER Management, the company covers all activities related to the complete life cycle of projects, from promotion, exploitation and construction to commissioning and operation of wind farms owned by Grupo Enhol and third parties (investment funds, international organisations, government agencies, multilaterals, etc.).

Our work, know-how and effort are focused on implementing actions and strategies to obtain the maximum productivity of the asset, while guaranteeing the longest useful life of the asset.

Grupo Enhol develops numerous projects in the national and international market. Our company motto is “Our trajectory is defined by a policy of continuous and permanent long-term growth, that is why we are very thorough and meticulous in each and every one of our projects”. Enhol Group has offices in Bulgaria and Peru and delegations in Chile and Argentina, owns 12 active wind farms and manages 639 MWs.