Sunlight, structured for the long horizon
We develop, own, and operate utility-scale solar and battery storage across three continents, with capacity factor and avoided emissions reported plant-by-plant every month.
- Solar
- Wind
- Storage
- Construction
- Nameplate capacity
- 1.89 GW
- Generation / year
- 3.47 TWh
- CO₂e avoided / year
- 2.29 Mt
- Countries operating
- 3
A portfolio built for the next 25 years
- 1.89 GW
- Total nameplate capacity
- 1.35 GW
- Operating today
- 3.47 TWh
- Annual generation (operating)
- 2.29 Mt
- CO₂e avoided per year
- 6 of 9
- Operating plants
Operating assets
Three plants from the operating portfolio. Each plant reports monthly generation, availability, and avoided emissions on its own page.
Atlas Plains Solar
A 220 MW single-axis tracking solar farm powering a 12-year corporate PPA with Hartog Steel, an industrial offtaker.
Coastal Rise Wind
A 180 MW onshore wind farm on the Victorian coast, contracted under a 10-year corporate PPA.
Murray Bend Storage
A 150 MW / 300 MWh lithium-ion battery providing frequency regulation and evening peak shaving.
Three technologies, one operations team
North Sea Wind reaches commercial operation
The 380 MW offshore wind farm off the Dutch coast entered commercial operation on schedule, with first power exported to the grid on 5 September 2025.
Atacama Storage begins construction
Construction has begun on the 200 MW / 800 MWh battery co-located with Sierra Alta Solar, with commercial operation expected in Q4 2026.
Q2 2025 generation report: capacity factor up 2.1 points
Quarterly generation across the operating portfolio reached 812 GWh, with solar capacity factor up 2.1 percentage points year-over-year.
We are hiring across operations, commercial, and engineering
Open roles in Antofagasta, Amsterdam, and San Francisco. We hire for the long horizon: most of the team has been here for more than five years.