Fortis Energy is an international renewable energy investor and Independent Power Producer (IPP) with over thirty years of corporate expertise and a twelve-year focused growth strategy in the renewables sector. Operating across a wide geography spanning the Netherlands, CEE, the Mediterranean, the Balkans and Türkiye, Fortis plays an active role in Europe's energy transition.
Fortis implements a technology-driven green baseload strategy: by integrating diverse renewable sources — solar, wind and battery energy storage — it aims to deliver uninterrupted, competitive and low-carbon power comparable to the reliability of conventional fossil fuel plants. This approach is underpinned by strict corporate governance, transparency and disciplined risk management.
Operational portfolio: Fortis currently manages 252 MW of installed renewable capacity. This comprises 110 MW of solar in Türkiye, 80 MW of solar and 52 MW of battery storage (BESS) in North Macedonia, and 10 MW of solar in Serbia. Through its EPC activities covering wind, solar and BESS, Fortis has completed over 400 MW of installations with a total project volume exceeding 650 MW. The entire project lifecycle — from permitting and licensing through to engineering, commissioning and post-commissioning O&M — is executed via comprehensive in-house capabilities including proprietary land development, civil works, steel structure fabrication and remote automation teams.
Development pipeline: Fortis holds a 3.5 GW development pipeline across Europe, with a strategic objective to advance 1.28 GW to RTB and COD within two years. The pipeline is structured as hybrid solar-wind-BESS combinations to ensure grid stability and green baseload output. It includes 449 MW solar in Albania, 170 MW solar in Kosovo, 93 MW solar and BESS in North Macedonia, 1,303 MW across Serbia (509 MW wind, 489 MW solar, 305 MW BESS) and 1,608 MW in Italy (1,208 MW wind, 400 MW BESS).
Trading and capital markets: Anticipating a trade-centric energy market over the coming decade, Fortis has strategically shifted its focus from contracting toward large-scale asset and portfolio management. The Fortis Commodities division has been actively executing electricity trading, carbon trading and derivative market transactions for the past two years. Supported by a robust capital structure and a focus on predictable cash flows, Fortis targets a listing on European stock exchanges by 2030.
At its core, Fortis is driven by a mission that balances economic growth with social and environmental value — generating local employment, safeguarding the environment and serving as a trusted partner in building a clean, sustainable and efficient energy future.
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