Projects - Dos Grados

We are committed to investments that generate a positive impact

The best way to show our commitment to our partners and investors and to society in general is through our projects. That’s why, at Dos Grados, we identify sustainable projects to generate economic and social progress.

Currently, our scope of activity is focused on renewable assets, mainly photovoltaic and wind, located in the Iberian market. Iberian market (Spain and Portugal).

We have over 6 years’ experience in managing wind energy assets.

At Dos Grados we work towards the financial sustainability of the projects to which we are committed in the long term.

We have a portfolio of projects totalling 600 MW of power

Photovoltaic solar power plant in Fundão, Portugal

Municipality in the district of Castelo Branco

MW of installed capacity

hectares

solar panels

“Fundão is the project where all the work of the Dos Grados team over the years has crystallized.”

Eduardo Pérez-Somarriba

Technical Director

Job creation

Creation of direct, indirect and induced jobs:

826 jobs during construction.
111 jobs during operation (30 years).

Emissions avoided

Reduction in CO₂ emissions: Reduction in CO2 emissions: 825.372 tonnes. tonnes.

Equivalent to the emissions captured by 13.926 hectares of forest.
Equivalent to a fleet of Equivalent to a fleet of 16.000 cars.

Production of clean electricity

Clean electricity production: 215 GWh/year.

Equivalent to the consumption of 61.429 households.

Our commitment to the territory

We promote local recruitment.
We establish agreements with local schools and universities.
We collaborate in the creation of specialised vocational training courses.
We promote contracting with local suppliers.
We encourage energy efficiency and innovation projects in municipalities.

Landscape integration project

Following the fires in the area in recent years, we have promoted the recovery of an oak grove of approximately 12 hectares that surrounds our photovoltaic plant. To this end, the burned trunks were removed and the most vigorous shoots were selected in order to promote their development.

The project has also been designed respecting and integrating existing natural elements, such as streams, ponds and singular trees. This strategy contributes to the balance of the ecosystem and favors the presence of fauna within the plant boundaries, including wild boar, hares, foxes, roe deer and other species.