China Three Gorges Europe is a clean energy generation company, belonging to China Three Gorges Corporation, the largest clean energy group in China and the largest hydropower company worldwide.
Since 2011, we have been contributing to Europe’s energy transition and decarbonization goals by investing in a number of leading clean energy generation platforms in various countries in the region, including Spain, Portugal, Germany, Italy, Poland, the UK and Greece.
Over the years, China Three Gorges Europe has successfully taken over a series of high-quality operational assets in Europe through its M&A operations.
These acquisitions and partnerships have contributed to the company’s strong growth strategy throughout the past years in the region’s clean energy market.
In addition to our M&A operations, China Three Gorges Europe has recently also started focusing its growth on acquiring greenfield and “ready-to-build” renewable energy assets.
This way, the company seeks to invest in projects that are in ealier stages of development.
Investing in research in development initiatives in the European renewable energy sector is a priority for China Three Gorges Europe.
China Three Gorges Europe manages a selection of strategic shareholdings that enrichen the company’s overall portfolio.
The company is the largest shareholder in EDP and also holds a 49% stake in EDPR Portgual. Since 2011, both companies have maintained a strategic partnership, combining efforts to promote renewable energy deployment worldwide.
CTG Europe’s minority stake in the 950MW Moray East offshore wind project is also part of this category.
China Three Gorges Europe is a main sponsor of the “Patios Abiertos” program, being developed by Fundación CSAI and the High Commission against Child Poverty of Spain.
CTG Spain and USAL will collaborate to offer students the possibility of studying a master’s degrees in Chinese universities.
CTG Spain has purchased the Belvis I (50MWp), Belvis II (50MWp) and Belvis III (4.5MWp) plants from Aldesa at a “ready to build” stage.