Negratín competitors & alternatives

Next Energy Group, Inc.EnergyLondon, United Kingdom

68% matchPrivate

Energy

NextEnergy Group is a global renewable energy organization that develops solar, battery, wind, and green hydrogen projects, manages renewable energy infrastructure investments, and provides asset management and operational services for solar plants worldwide. Through its subsidiaries and venture capital arm, the company serves investors, clients, and clean energy startups to advance the global energy transition.

nibaEnergySpain

66% match

Energy

niba is a digital energy provider in Spain offering electricity, natural gas, and solar energy solutions for households.

PlenitudeEnergyItaly

66% match

Energy

Plenitude is an energy company providing electricity, natural gas, solar energy solutions, and electric vehicle charging services to residential and business customers in Spain.

NEOENERGIA S.A.NEOE · EnergyBrazil

65% matchPublic

Energy

Neoenergia S.A. operates in the electric power sector, engaging in the generation, transmission, distribution, and commercialization of energy. The company provides electricity services, renewable energy solutions, and related utilities to residential, commercial, and industrial customers across various regions.

Enfinity GlobalEnergyItaly

64% match

Energy

Enfinity Global is a renewable energy company headquartered in Miami, Florida. The company provides sustainable energy solutions and power generation services to help corporate, industrial, and institutional clients meet their electricity demands. It operates internationally with established hubs in regions such as Italy, India, and Japan.

LUMINAE S.A.LMNE · EnergyBrazil

64% matchPublic

Energy

Grupo Luminae Energia provides energy efficiency solutions for corporate clients in sectors such as supermarkets, industries, retail, and education. Its services include efficient LED lighting systems, photovoltaic solar energy solutions, and real-time energy management and monitoring.

Norvento EnerxíaEnergySpain

64% match

Energy

Norvento Enerxía is a Spanish company operating in the renewable energies sector with comprehensive capabilities in generating renewable energy and advanced distributed technologies. Based in Lugo, Galicia, the company features a self-sustaining headquarters building disconnected from the power grid.

Solaria Energia1SLR · Energy

63% matchPublic

Energy

Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente generates and supplies 100% renewable energy, focusing primarily on photovoltaic solar power generation and energy storage systems in Southern Europe. The company also develops digital infrastructure projects, such as data centers, to serve corporate and industrial energy demands.

Energy

Opdenergy Holding, S.A. is a Spanish renewable-energy company that develops, constructs, owns, and operates utility-scale solar photovoltaic and wind power projects. It generates and sells electricity to utilities, corporate offtakers, and power markets across markets including Spain, the United States, and Latin America.

Energy

AFG Soluções Energéticas provides energy efficiency solutions, solar energy, electric vehicle chargers, and energy consulting for businesses, condominiums, and investors.

ENDESA, SOCIEDAD ANONIMAENDESA · EnergySpain

62% matchPublic

Energy

Endesa supplies electricity, natural gas, solar energy solutions, and electric vehicle charging services to residential and business customers. The company also offers home climate control systems, maintenance services, and telecom bundles.

Energy

EDP - Energias de Portugal, S.A. operates as a comprehensive energy provider, managing the entire lifecycle of electricity from its generation, transmission, and distribution to its ultimate sale. The company's extensive geographical reach includes operations across Portugal, Spain, France, Poland, Romania, Italy, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Greece, Brazil, North America, and various other international markets. Its business is strategically organized into three primary segments: Renewables, Networks, and Client Solutions & Energy Management. EDP utilizes a diverse array of sources for electricity production, such as hydroelectric, combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT), coal, wind, solar, nuclear, and cogeneration technologies. Beyond electrical power, the company also engages in the commercialization of natural gas. EDP boasts a substantial installed capacity of 25 gigawatts (GW), catering to 8.7 million electricity customers and 700,000 gas clients. Supporting these services is an expansive electricity distribution network, which spans over 378,155 kilometers. Additionally, the company's offerings extend to specialized engineering, laboratory testing, professional training programs, energy-related consulting, and the management of real estate assets. Founded in 1976, EDP maintains its corporate headquarters in Lisbon, Portugal.