EDPR implements new operating model and renews its management team
EDPR has implemented a new operating model, centering on growth and development in its core regions in pursuit of its energy transition goals. The renewed management team reinforces the company’s commitment to growth and as a people centric organization that will be global, agile and future-proof.
EDP Renewables, the world's fourth largest renewable energy producer, is implementing a new operating model following the increased number of markets worldwide, including Sunseap’s acquisition, as well as increasing weight of solar and other new technologies such as storage and H2. This model will draw on the strengths of a global footprint, scale and people capabilities and aims to reinforce its position as one of the world's leading renewables groups and further advance the strategic vision and growth aspirations presented to the market last year.
The renewed operating model will organize EDPR along three Regions – Europe & Latin America, North America, and Asia-Pacific – while pursuing a more integrated approach to global functions as centers of excellence, such as Procurement, Investments and Technical Engineering, where it can leverage its scale and global footprint to sustain its competitive advantage.
Miguel Stilwell d’Andrade (CEO) and Rui Teixeira (CFO) will work alongside the three COOs, Duarte Bello, leading Europe & Latin America, Pedro Vasconcelos, leading Asia-Pacific, Sandhya Ganapathy, leading North America, as well as Bautista Rodriguez, serving as Chief Technical Officer (CTO) and responsible for the offshore business through EDPR’s JV Ocean Winds.
Through this organization and appointments, the company empowers its core regions to drive growth, and reinforce its leadership in these markets.
EDPR accelerated its growth in 2021 with the addition of 2.5 gigawatts (GWs) of new capacity in the first 9 months, taking the aggregate installed capacity to 13 GWs. Additionally, the acquisition of Sunseap, will further enable the group to expand its geographical presence to 26 markets.
As part of its 2021-25 business plan, EDPR aims to deploy 20 GWs of new capacity with additional capital investment of EUR 19 billion, and an organization of 3,000 employees.
