Our projects

In Namibia, Green Capital operates from Windhoek, strategically positioned to tap into the region’s vast potential for renewable energy. Leveraging the expertise of a seasoned team, Green Capital Namibia is actively engaged in developing solar and wind projects, with a project pipeline exceeding 200 MW. In addition, the company has an appetite for bringing one of the biggest green hydrogen projects in the region.

In Argentina, Green Capital is focusing on developing wind power projects by combining them with green hydrogen production facilities. In areas with strong winds, the company plans to install wind turbines that will supply energy to electrolyzers, producing low-carbon hydrogen for use as a clean energy source. This holistic approach aims not only to increase the regions’ energy independence but also to strengthen Argentina as a leader in innovative RES solutions.

In Poland, Green Capital positions itself as a key player in the renewable energy sector, operating from offices in Warsaw, Gdynia, and Aleksandrów Kujawski, with plans to relocate the Aleksandrów office to a new location in Toruń this fall.

We specialize in projects related to wind energy, solar power, and battery energy storage. The company works closely with local partners to develop initiatives with a total capacity of nearly 17 GW, including 3 GW from wind projects, 8 GW from energy storage, and 6 GW from photovoltaics. Additionally, we plan to undertake projects with a capacity of 3.3 GW in wind and solar energy and to increase our energy storage capacity by 2032.

As Poland continues to advance its renewable energy goals, Green Capital aims to play a significant role in enhancing the country’s energy security and supporting a more sustainable future.

As part of its involvement in Ukraine, Green Capital is working with local partners, focusing mainly on PV projects and wind farms. In addition, the company plans to invest in energy storage systems to effectively manage fluctuations in energy production and increase the liquidity of supply. Green Capital aims not only to increase the share of renewable energy sources in the country’s energy mix, but also to support Ukraine’s sustainable economic development.

In the Czech market, Green Capital focuses mainly on the development of photovoltaic projects. To optimize plant operations, the company uses innovative technologies such as smart solar tracking systems. This advanced approach supports the Czechs’ drive in the energy transition, increasing the share of RES in the national mix and accelerating the shift away from fossil fuels. Moreover, the company works on a cross-border energy project linking Poland with the Czech Republic, which includes both a photovoltaic farm and a wind park with a total capacity of 500 MW.

Tanzania serves as a key arena for Green Capital’s renewable endeavors, with a focus on solar initiatives. Green Capital Tanzania, in collaboration with local stakeholders, is advancing a few solar projects totaling 30 MW. These strategically located projects signify the initial strides in Green Capital’s commitment to contribute substantially to Tanzania’s solar energy landscape and improve the grid’s condition.

Green Capital’s presence in South Africa, headquartered in Johannesburg, underscores its commitment to advancing the renewable energy sector in the country. The team in RSA boasts extensive experience in wind and solar development. With a diversified project portfolio exceeding 1 000MW, Green Capital RSA is actively contributing to South Africa’s energy transition, positioning Green Capital RSA as a key player in the nation’s renewable energy landscape.

In the case of Mauritius, Green Capital is focusing its efforts on developing photovoltaic power and energy storage projects, taking advantage of unique geographic conditions. By taking advantage of the region’s abundant sunshine, the company plans to develop photovoltaic projects that will supply clean energy to the national system. In addition, the deployment of energy storage systems in the local grid will protect the region from power outages. This comprehensive approach aims to sustainably meet Mauritius’ energy needs while supporting the island state’s environmental goals.

In Tunisia, Green Capital is mainly focusing on developing wind farms in desert areas of the country. In addition, the company is using innovative solutions such as solar tracking technology to optimize the performance of PV panels, which allow efficient use of available resources. This is not only a modern approach to energy production, but also a way to sustainably develop areas with little economic attraction.

In Croatia Green Capital follows the typical business model of full-circle development of the RES projects from land acquisition by the means of lease or purchase to energy generation. We are interested in partnership with local developers and businesses which have access to applicable land plots as well as would seriously consider investing into semi-developed or fully permitted Wind, Solar or BESS projects.

Romania is one of our most important markets where Green Capital is building the pipeline of sustainable Wind, PV and Energy Storage projects. We are focused on medium to large sized power plants, using the most advanced technology to provide efficient energy solutions. Our projects aim to contribute to the energetical independence of the entire region and to provide reasonably priced energy to the growing industrial sector and public sectors.