Envirotech Energy Solutions has acquired Elements Green, a leading renewable energy developer, for an undisclosed amount. This corporate acquisition sees Envirotech Energy Solutions take full ownership of Elements Green, a London-headquartered company specializing in utility-scale solar PV systems and battery storage solutions. Elements Green is known for its extensive development pipeline and its commitment to advancing sustainable energy globally.
Elements Green brings a significant portfolio, including a development pipeline exceeding 13 GW. With a 17-year track record dating back to 2008, its experienced team has developed, financed, and managed renewable energy projects across the UK, EU, and internationally. The company excels in delivering projects from inception through construction and operation, ensuring optimized energy output. Notable projects include the UK’s Great North Road Solar & Biodiversity Park and Staythorpe BESS, Germany’s Alfstedt and Stadorf BESS, and Australia’s Eurimbula Renewable Energy Park.
This acquisition is a strategic move for Envirotech Energy Solutions, significantly expanding its footprint and capabilities within the renewable energy sector. By integrating Elements Green’s expertise in utility-scale solar and battery storage, Envirotech aims to enhance its offering and accelerate its growth in key international markets. The acquisition provides Envirotech with immediate access to a robust project pipeline and a proven team skilled in greenfield development, from origination to interconnection and operation.
The combination of Envirotech Energy Solutions and Elements Green is expected to create a more comprehensive and formidable entity in the global renewable energy landscape. Synergies are anticipated through the integration of development capabilities and operational efficiencies, positioning the combined organization to capitalize on the growing demand for efficient solar and storage solutions. The unified entity is poised to drive further innovation and deliver large-scale sustainable energy projects worldwide.