Planta FV104, S.L.

Planta FV104, S.L. is a Spanish company associated with Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente, a leading developer and generator of solar photovoltaic energy in southern Europe. Solaria describes itself as a company dedicated to infrastructure, power generation and data centers in Europe, with 100% of its revenues coming from photovoltaic solar energy. Since its beginnings in 2002, the company has specialized in renewable energies, particularly in the implementation and development of solar photovoltaic technology, from the manufacture of photovoltaic panels to the development and management of solar plants. The company has a long history on the Spanish stock exchange, having been listed since 2007, and in 2020 it entered the Spanish IBEX 35 index. Solaria has set a target of 18 GW of solar PV capacity in operation and under construction by 2030, with a pipeline of more than 14,200 MW in southern Europe. By the end of 2024, it reported €201 million of EBITDA and 3.2 GW of capacity in operation and under construction, while securing more than 600 MW of demand for data centers, consolidating its leadership in Iberia. Solaria positions itself as a pioneer in the energy transition in the European Union, aiming to avoid pollution, reduce electricity dependency and lead the fight against climate change. It integrates sustainability into its day-to-day operations and seeks to contribute to the sustainable development of society. The company has expanded internationally, securing environmental approval to build Italy's largest agrivoltaic plant and obtaining €41 million from IDAE to accelerate battery deployment. Its recent financial performance includes a 52% surge in profit to €125 million, driven by the data centre business, and a 50% rise in EBITDA to €210.1 million.

Solaria was born in 2002, specializing in the field of solar-photovoltaic energy, specifically in the manufacturing of solar modules. In 2007, Solaria became the first company in the solar-power industry to be admitted to trading on the Madrid stock exchange. In 2014, Solaria abandoned manufacturing activity, choosing to close its module manufacturing plants to focus on the generation of solar power. In 2017, the company concluded the refinancing of all its assets in Spain through the issuance of project bonds and was awarded 250 MW in Spain's renewable-energy auction. In 2018, a new strategic plan called for the installation of 1,300 MW in solar power up to 2021, alongside a capital increase and the signing of its first PPA with Repsol. In 2020, Solaria entered the Spanish IBEX 35 stock exchange. By the end of 2024, the company reported €201 million of EBITDA and 3.2 GW of capacity in operation and under construction, and secured more than 600 MW of demand for data centers. It has a pipeline of more than 14,200 MW in southern Europe and aims to reach 18 GW by 2030. Recent developments include securing environmental approval to build Italy's largest agrivoltaic plant and obtaining €41 million from IDAE to accelerate battery deployment.

• 2026

  Profit surges 52% to €125 million; EBITDA rises 50% to €210.1 million; secures environmental approval for Italy's largest agrivoltaic plant; obtains €41 million from IDAE for battery deployment.

• 2024

  €201 million EBITDA and 3.2 GW capacity in operation and under construction; secures more than 600 MW of demand for data centers.

• 2020

  Solaria enters the Spanish IBEX 35 stock exchange.

• 2018

  New strategic plan for 1,300 MW of solar power up to 2021; capital increase; first PPA signed with Repsol.

• 2017

  Successful refinancing of all assets in Spain through project bonds; awarded 250 MW in Spain's renewable-energy auction.

• 2014

  Solaria abandons manufacturing activity, closing its module manufacturing plants to focus on solar power generation.

• 2007

  Solaria becomes the first company in the solar-power industry to be admitted to trading on the Madrid stock exchange.

• 2002

  Solaria is born, specializing in solar-photovoltaic energy and manufacturing of solar modules.

Leading company in infrastructure, power generation and data centers in Europe, 100% renewable and sustainable.

• Solar photovoltaic energy

  100% of revenues come from photovoltaic solar energy.

• Data centers

  Secured more than 600 MW of demand for data centers.

• Battery storage systems

  Developing storage systems associated with four innovative projects, supported by €41 million from IDAE.

• Agrivoltaic plants

  Secured environmental approval to build Italy's largest agrivoltaic plant.

1. 1Solaria – Energy and Environmentsolariaenergia.com
2. 2About us – About Solaria – Solariasolariaenergia.com
3. 3Planta FV104, S.L. – Wikidatawikidata.org