Forestalia is a business group dedicated to renewable energies (wind, photovoltaic and biomass). It was born in Zaragoza in 2011, as result of the extensive previous business experience of Fernando Samper Rivas, president and founder of the group.

From its Aragonese roots, Forestalia has grown with clear national and international vocation.

Forestalia’s current project portfolio is 3.6 GW of renewable energies. Among them, almost 2 GW correspond to the Ministry of Industry 2016 and 2017 auctions, in which Forestalia was the largest bidder.

The world is changing. We are living a very important turning point in the commitment to sustainability:

Growing public and institutional environmental demands

Exhaustion of the fossil fuel model, unsustainable and harmful.

Disturbing unsolved nuclear power problems

Rapid revolution of renewable energies, with high technological efficiency and cost reduction.

This time of change creates great improvement opportunities for all:

For people: more employment and territorial development, especially in rural areas.

For the environment: clean, emission-free and carbon neutral energy.

For the economy: fast-growing sector, technologically speaking and solvent financial models.

For countries: the possibility of producing their own clean and sustainable energy, which reduces the energy deficit generated by other fuels dependency.

During the renewable energy moratorium, we worked hard to advance the development of the project portfolio. When the 2016 and 2017 auctions finally arrived, we were ready, with the best projects and the strongest alliances. And these are the results:

January 2016: 300 MW wind power and 108.5 MW biomass.

May 2017: 1,200 MW wind power, in alliance with General Electric (GE)

July 2017: 316 MW photovoltaic.

Vision: to be referents in the new paradigm of renewable energy generation, in an efficient, open and competitive market, in a carbon-free economy, creating value and opportunities for sustainable socioeconomic development, with a positive and solidary return, especially in the territory where the projects are carried out.