About us

Neoen is one of the world’s leading independent producers of exclusively renewable energy.
The geographical and technological diversity of our assets and project portfolio underpins our development and performance.

Key figures

Neoen operates close to 200 assets across three continents. Its flagships include Western Downs Green Power Hub in Australia, comprised of the largest solar farm in the country (460 MWp) and Western Downs Battery (212 MW / 424 MWh); Collie Battery (219 MW / 877 MWh) one of the world’s most powerful large-scale storage systems; France’s most powerful solar farm (300 MWp) in Cestas; and Finland’s largest wind farm (404 MW) in Mutkalampi.

€533.1 M
Full-year revenue
in 2024

Neoen’s energy sales in 2023. Our revenue has been multiplied by 2.5 since 2018.

8.9 GW
In operation and under construction

Total capacity in operation or in construction at end of December 2024.

14 countries
International
player

We are one of the world’s leading  producers of exclusively renewable energy.

10 GW
Target for 2025

We are aiming for 10 GW in operation or in construction in the course of 2025.

What we believe

Our company values form the basis of all our relations with business partners, customers and end-users. Our 461 strong workforce embraces more than 52 different nationalities and the values we share underpin our corporate identity and are borne out in the way we conduct our day-to-day business.

Audacity

We believe we are on our way on becoming a world leader in renewable energy. We have the audacity to operate globally, imagining, designing and implementing competitive, effective energy solutions.

Integrity

We operate with integrity, whatever we do, whenever and wherever we do it. We work with partners who abide by the same rules. Our ethical approach is an asset in our worldwide operations.

Commitment

We uphold all our commitments, internal and external. We believe in hard work and take pleasure in seeing a good job well done.

Esprit de corps

We are loyal to each other and form a close-knit team. We are proud of our company and our goals, and we celebrate our accomplishments.

Our story

Founded in 2008, Neoen emerged as one of the key players in renewable energy on the world stage. Neoen operates on several continents.

Acquisition by Brookfield of the entire share capital of Neoen

Construction start of Collie Battery Stage 2 (341 MW / 1,363 MWh) and of Western Downs Battery Stage 2 (270 MW / 540 MWh) in Australia

First contract won in Canada, for a 4-hour new battery (380 MW) to be built in Ontario

Acquisition by Brookfield of a majority stake in Neoen

Nearly 500 MW of solar and wind projects awarded in France’s government tenders

Australia: construction of Collie Battery (219 MW / 877 MWh), Neoen’s first long duration battery – meaning higher value services and improved market penetration of renewable energy

A successful €750 M capital increase, allowing us to intensify our investments in storage facilities, and enabling a 50% increase of our installed capacity

1 GW in operation or under construction, with the launch of construction on Western Downs Battery (200 MW / 400 MWh) and Blyth Battery (200 MW / 400 MWh) in Australia and Storen Power Reserve (40 MW / 40 MWh) in Sweden

New PPAs signed in Finland (Equinix – 102 MW), Sweden (H&M – 90 MWp and Coveris – 34 MW), France (TDF – 62 MWp), Australia (Stanwell – 215 MW, AGL Energy – 70 MW / 140 MWh, BHP – 70 MW, Flow Power – 40 MW)

2022 Canada – a new country for Neoen with the construction of the Fox Coulee solar farm (93 MWp)

2022 Neoen’s first baseload PPA, underpinned by the 412 MW Goyder windfarm, Blyth Battery and our energy management expertise

Construction begins of Finland’s largest wind farm, Mutkamlapi, Kaban Power Hub (157 MW) and Goyder South Stage 1 (412 MW) in Australia

Construction begins on the Victorian Big Battery (300 MW / 450 MWh), one of the largest lithium-ion storage facilities in the world

1 GW of assets in operation or under construction in France and 2 GW in Australia

Commissioning of the Yllikkälä Power Reserve (30 MW / 30 MWh), Scandinavia’s largest lithium-ion storage facility

Financial close for the Western Downs solar park in Australia (460 MWp), the largest in the country

Expansion of the Hornsdale Power Reserve, taking its capacity to 150 MW / 193.5 MWh

Power purchase agreement signed with Google in Finland

Financial close for the El Llano project, a 375 MWp solar plant in the Mexican state of Aguascalientes

Successful IPO on the Paris Stock Exchange

Construction begins on Paradise Park (51 MWp), the largest solar farm in Jamaica

Commissioning of the Hornsdale Power Reserve in Australia, the world’s largest lithium-ion storage facility at the time (100 MW / 129 MWh)

Construction begins on the Bangweulu solar plant in Zambia (54 MWp)

1 GW of assets in operation or under construction

Commissioning of the Providencia solar plant in El Salvador (101 MWp), the largest solar power plant in Central America at the time

Construction begins on the Hornsdale Wind Farm in Australia (316 MW)

Commissioning of the Cestas solar farm in France (300 MWp), Europe’s most powerful solar farm at the time

Commissioning of three solar plants in Portugal

First solar plant in France

Foundation

Management