RES and Matrix Renewables seek to operate 300 MW of solar plants in five regions of Spain

The signing of the first contract between RES and Matrix Renewables marks a new chapter in the management of solar assets in Spain. Both companies agree to operate and maintain(O&M) more than 300 MW of photovoltaic capacity, deployed in the provinces of Jaén, Huelva, Seville, Badajoz and Valladolid.

Territorial consolidation of Matrix Renewables

With this move, RES strengthens its presence in the south of the peninsula, especially in regions such as Andalusia and Extremadura, while consolidating its position in Castilla y León. This alliance contributes to RES ‘ regional growth strategy and allows Matrix Renewables to entrust the management of its assets to a supplier with international experience and proven digital capabilities.

Matrix Renewables, backed by the TPG Rise fund, manages assets in Europe and the Americas. In addition, its integrated operating model spans from project development to operation. This approach demands partners capable of responding with reliability, technical expertise and predictive solutions, requirements that RES meets through its track record as the world’s second-largest operator of solar O&M services, according to Wood Mackenzie.

RES currently operates 21.9 GW of solar power worldwide, with 8.5 GW in Spain. Its portfolio in EMEA also reaches 13 GW and in the Americas it exceeds 5 GW, including 2.3 GW in Chile. These figures consolidate its role as a strategic provider of technical services for renewable energy, adapted to multiple contexts and with a high response capacity.

The agreement with Matrix Renewables enhances RES’ position in the Spanish solar ecosystem. The integration of predictive maintenance, technical expertise and digital solutions makes RES an ideal partner for IPPs seeking to maximize the performance of their solar plants. solar plants in an increasingly competitive market.

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