Grupo Enhol has taken a decisive step forward in its commitment to renewable energy with the inauguration of two new photovoltaic plants: Ebro I (in Tudela) and La Nava (in Castejón), with a combined capacity of 105.84 MWp—enough to meet the annual electricity consumption of more than 61,500 households.
This ambitious project, representing an investment of €64 million, was made possible through a financing agreement with Dutch bank Rabobank, and featured a strong component of local job creation throughout its development. The engineering and construction were carried out by Inver Management, Grupo Enhol’s technical subsidiary specialized in renewable energy solutions.
During the inauguration, Grupo Enhol’s co-managing directors, Diego and Gonzalo Oliver, highlighted the company’s commitment to the economic and social development of Navarra, as well as the key role of public-private collaboration in accelerating the energy transition.
The event was attended by key authorities including the Mayor of Tudela, the Mayor of Castejón, and the President of the Government of Navarra, all of whom emphasized the project’s positive impact on the Ribera region and its alignment with the regional goals for sustainability and economic growth.
