- Minority stake in the capital of Voltalia Investissement, a Voltalia holding company, taken by an investment company owned by the Mulliez family;
- Commissioning of the scope of the first Voltalia plants: the Kourou biomass power plant in French Guiana (1.7 MW installed capacity) and the 3VD wind farm in France (10.2 MW installed capacity).
- Commissioning of the Coco-Banane solar farm in French Guiana (4.3 MW of installed capacity) and the La Faye wind farm (12 MW of installed capacity) in France.
- CREADEV, an investment company controlled by the Mulliez family, becomes majority shareholder of Voltalia Investissement and Sébastien Clerc is appointed Chief Executive Officer.
- First auction won in Brazil: 150MW then 170MW in wind power.
- Capital increase of €63 million, the majority subscribed by Voltalia Investissement.
- Commissioning of solar power projects in Greece (1.5 MW of installed capacity)
- Governance developments at Voltalia: Laurence Mulliez becomes Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of Voltalia.
- Transfer of Voltalia securities on the regulated market of NYSE-Euronext and capital increase of €100.1 million.
- Acquisition of a portfolio of wind power projects in development with a capacity of 379MW in France.
- In Brazil, central perimeter in operation within the Serra Branca complex with potential of approximately 1.2GW in the state of Rio Grande do Norte.
- Acquisition of Martifer Solar, a major player in the photovoltaic market worldwide. With this acquisition, new capacity in solar energy was added in Portugal and the United Kingdom, and a stronger presence in service in around ten countries.
- €170 million capital increase to finance a growth plan targeting 1 GW of installed capacity.
- Voltalia’s first solar power plant in Brazil, which includes the Oiapoque mixed power plant.
- First success in Africa: Voltalia wins a solar power plant project in Egypt (RA Solar, 32MW of installed capacity).
- Signature of the first contract for remote sites: Voltalia ensures the energy supply to telecom client in Myanmar (hybrid).
- Continued increase in growth in Africa: Voltalia signs an electricity sales contract for a 50MW project in Kenya.
- Voltalia sells developed projects to Actis/Echoenergia as part of a partnership of up to 600MW.
- In Brazil, Voltalia announces the creation of a new wind power complex, Canudos, in Bahia, with a potential of 1GW, and the construction of a 2GW connection infrastructure: the potential of the Serra Branca complex in Brazil increases to 2.4GW.
- Voltalia acquires Helexia and becomes leader in green business offerings.
- Voltalia sign the first three Corporate PPA contracts in France (158 MW).
- The target of 1GW is secured with 678 MW in operation and 397 MW under construction by the end of 2019.
- Sale of a 67 MW wind farm project and maintenance services to Total-Eren Brazil.
- Voltalia wins a turnkey construction contract followed by the operation and maintenance of three solar power plants for a total installed capacity of 134 MW in Portugal.
- Acquisition of Greensolver in Services to third-party clients.
- In Brazil, Voltalia prepares to construct its largest solar power project (270 MW), and starts the construction of a 150MW project in Brazil: Serra Branca becomes the largest mixed (solar and wind) cluster worldwide.
- Voltalia adopts the status of a Mission-Driven Company;
- Opening of the new Canudos Project Complex in the state of Bahia (Brazil) and full power for VSM 2 (128 MW), VSM 3 (152 MW) and VSM 4 (59 MW);
- Voltalia starts construction of the South Farm solar power plant to supply the City of London with green electricity (49.9 MW);
- Implementation of the first multi-buyer Green CPPA in Europe (56 MW);
- Commissioning of the Hallen battery storage plant in the United Kingdom (32 MW);
- Global partnership with Auchan for Voltalia and Helexia.
- Start of construction of SSM3 to 6 (260 MW), and first megawatts for SSM1&2 (320 MW), at the Serra Branca complex in Brazil;
- Helexia, a subsidiary of Voltalia, announces the acquisition of Cap Sud, a specialist in solar roofs on agricultural buildings;
- Development of Arinos, a new photovoltaic complex with a potential capacity of 1.5 GW in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil;
- Completion of the first CPPA in South Africa with Richards Bay Minerals, Rio Tinto group (148 MW) and start of construction of the Bolobedu power plant dedicated to Rio Tinto;
- Signature of a 350 MW solar power supply contract with Renault Group to support its energy transition.