Aeris Energy
Brazilian manufacturer of wind turbine blades and provider of wind energy services.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Aeris Energy is a Brazilian manufacturer of blades for wind turbine generators, headquartered in the Complexo Industrial e Portuário do Pecém in the state of Ceará. Founded in 2010, the company set out to become a reference in the wind blade manufacturing sector, leveraging a strategic location in northeastern Brazil that combines advanced industrial facilities, efficient processes, and a trained workforce. Aeris is a signatory of the UN Global Compact and aligns its operations with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Its stated pillars are operational efficiency, protagonism, and perpetuity, with the goal of becoming a company with a global presence. Aeris operates in the wind energy supply chain, producing blades for wind turbine generators. Through its specialized services division, Aeris Service, the company offers repair, painting, cleaning, preventive and corrective maintenance, photographic inspections, and service solutions for all wind blade models, fiber components, and towers. This service arm is staffed by trained, qualified professionals serving the wind energy segment. In 2020, Aeris expanded by acquiring the facilities of Wobben Windpower, a wind turbine manufacturer located 7 km from Aeris's headquarters. The existing warehouses were adapted to Aeris standards. Prior to the acquisition, Aeris operated on an area of 900,000 m²; with the Wobben industrial plant, it added another 212,100 m². Also in 2020, Aeris launched an initial public offering on the Brazilian stock exchange, B3, raising R$ 1.13 billion and trading under the ticker AERI3. The company continues to operate from its Ceará base, serving the Brazilian and global wind energy markets.
History
Aeris Energy was founded in 2010 with the objective of becoming a reference in the wind blade manufacturing sector. The company established itself in a strategic location in northeastern Brazil, specifically in the Complexo Industrial e Portuário do Pecém in Ceará, combining advanced industrial facilities, efficient processes, and a trained workforce to develop high-quality products. As a signatory of the UN Global Compact, Aeris has guided its operations and processes based on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The company's pillars are operational efficiency, protagonism, and perpetuity, with the aim of becoming a company with a global presence. Aeris Service was created as a specialized services division, offering trained, qualified professionals to serve the wind energy segment in areas such as repairs, painting, cleaning, preventive and corrective maintenance, and photographic inspections, providing service solutions for all wind blade models, fiber components, and towers. As part of an expansion plan that accelerated over the last three years, in 2020 Aeris acquired the facilities of Wobben Windpower, a wind turbine manufacturer in the region located 7 km from Aeris's headquarters. The existing warehouses were adapted to Aeris standards. Prior to the acquisition, Aeris operated on an area of 900,000 m²; with the Wobben industrial plant, it added another 212,100 m². Also in 2020, Aeris launched an initial public offering on the Brazilian stock exchange, B3, raising R$ 1.13 billion and trading under the ticker AERI3.
- 2020
Acquired the facilities of Wobben Windpower, adding 212,100 m² to its industrial area.
- 2020
Launched IPO on B3, raising R$ 1.13 billion, trading under ticker AERI3.
- 2010
Aeris Energy founded with the goal of becoming a reference in wind blade manufacturing.
Products and positioning
Reference in wind blade manufacturing with a global presence ambition, focused on operational efficiency and sustainability.
Wind turbine blades
Aeris Service: repairs, painting, cleaning, preventive and corrective maintenance, photographic inspections
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