# EDP Renewables > Official EDP Renewables business agent. EDP Renewables develops, owns and operates wind, solar and energy storage projects worldwide for utilities… ## Ask it a question EDP Renewables answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/edpr. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_edpr and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About EDP Renewables The North America region page states: 'EDPR NA is a leading developer, owner, and operator of renewable energy projects across North America. Our team is dedicated to delivering homegrown energy solutions that create lasting value for the communities we serve. EDPR NA is a division of EDP Renewables and is headquartered in Houston, Texas.' The page lists the technologies EDPR NA works with as: wind energy ('61 wind farms'), solar energy, energy storage ('robust storage and hybridization pipeline'), and distributed generation ('540+ active sites'). Note: the site is not fully consistent on the solar park count - the North America overview page (edp.com/en/north-america) states '26 solar parks' while the North America hub page (edp.com/en/north-america/na) states '29 solar parks'; this document does not pick a side and neither figure should be treated as more current than the other. The hub page also states EDPR NA 'serves communities and businesses with more than 12,300 megawatts of reliable, clean energy across the United States, Canada, and Mexico,' and separately mentions 'more than 1,000 employees across the continent.' These are the site's own published figures, quoted here rather than restated as independently verified facts, and this is not investment or performance guidance. Business segments a customer or partner might search for on this site: renewable energy development, wind energy, solar energy, energy storage, and distributed generation, plus a dedicated affiliate site for distributed generation at edprnadg.com. The site does not publish current project status, construction timelines, or investment outcomes on this overview page. Source: https://www.edp.com/en/north-america/na ## Where EDP Renewables works This is EDPR NA (EDP Renewables North America) location information, distinct from EDP Group's global, corporate-wide material described elsewhere. The Contact Us page publishes a 'Corporate Headquarters' address of 1501 McKinney Street, Suite 1300, Houston, TX 77010, with the note 'For USPS Mail: P.O. Box 3827 Houston, TX 77253.' Under 'Regional offices,' the page lists the following addresses exactly as published, including the Portland office: - Bloomington: 1616 General Electric Road, Bloomington, Illinois, 61704, United States - Chicago: 209 West Jackson Boulevard Suite 701A, Chicago, Illinois, 60606, United States - Indianapolis: 850 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 190, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46202, United States - Mexico City: Calzada legaria 549, Torre 1, Piso 3, Col. 10 de Abril, Delegacion Miguel Hidalgo 11250, Mexico - New York: 100 Park Avenue, 24th Floor, New York, New York, 10017, United States - Overland Park: 7900 Conser Street, Suite 10, Overland Park, Kansas, 66204, United States - Portland: 710 NW 14th Avenue, Suite 250, Portland, Oregon, 97209, United States - Toronto: 219 Dufferin Street, Unit 117C, Toronto, Ontario M6K3J1, Canada The page does not list separate hours of operation, a direct phone line, or a named contact for the Portland office specifically; hours and booking/appointment scheduling are not published for any regional office, including Portland. The areas served by the Portland office beyond its street address are not stated on this page. Anyone asking about the Portland office should be told this is one of several EDPR NA regional office addresses published on the group's contact page, alongside the Houston corporate headquarters, and that no further Portland-specific detail (staff, direct phone, hours) is published. Lists Apac as a location. Names Northern Region as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://www.edp.com/en/north-america/na/contact-us ## Hours and contact For contacting EDP Renewables North America, the Contact Us page publishes a general inquiry web form with fields for Name, Email, Phone, and Message, plus an opt-in for 'Yes, I want to receive emails.' The page states: 'Get in touch with our EDPR NA team to learn more about how we can serve your energy needs.' The published Corporate Headquarters contact details are: phone 713.265.0350, email info@edpr.com, and the postal address 1501 McKinney Street, Suite 1300, Houston, TX 77010 (P.O. Box 3827, Houston, TX 77253 for USPS mail). These are the only phone number and email address published on this page; the site does not publish a separate phone number or email for the Portland, Oregon regional office or any other regional office - only their street addresses are listed. The page separates two other contact channels: media inquiries are directed to the Communications department via a 'Submit an inquiry' link, and an ethics 'Speak up channel' is offered for reporting conduct concerns, described as being for 'anyone who encounters conduct they believe violates our ethical principles, internal standards, or the law.' The site does not publish pricing, quotes, cost estimates, rates, or fees for any product or service on this page, and does not publish appointment booking or scheduling for any office location. Anyone asking to book an appointment, get a quote, or learn hours for a specific office - including Portland - should be told this information is not published on the site; only the general inquiry form and the Houston corporate phone/email are available. Source: https://www.edp.com/en/north-america/na/contact-us ## EDP Asia-Pacific region – solar, storage and key markets The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region page on edp.com describes EDP's APAC platform as a key contributor to the group's renewables capacity, headquartered in Singapore and focused on leading the energy transition in markets with strong fundamentals for renewables. Technologies and business focus in APAC The site states that EDP APAC is 100% renewables, working with: - Centralised generation solar – ground-mounted utility-scale solar projects. - Floating solar – photovoltaic systems deployed on large water surfaces. - Distributed generation solar – rooftop and on-site systems for businesses and property owners. - Energy storage systems (ESS) – capturing energy from renewable sources like solar and wind for later use, improving reliability and flexibility. EDP APAC develops, builds, owns and operates projects, and works directly with corporate offtakers to help them decarbonise. Scale and contribution According to the APAC page, EDP reports: - More than 1.6 GWp of committed clean energy capacity in the region. - Over 1,576 GWh of clean energy generated in 2025. - Presence in six key markets. - A workforce of more than 300 employees, with certification as a Top Employer in Singapore. These figures are quoted from the site as published and may change as new projects are developed. Key markets in Asia-Pacific The APAC regional page lists the following markets and roles: - Singapore – regional headquarters, with over 30% market share of the nation's installed solar portfolio. - Australia – leveraging local expertise and a robust market with significant renewables growth potential. - China – advancing rooftop grid-connected solar systems and contributing to national clean energy and net-zero targets. - Japan – pursuing ambitious plans to be an enabler of Japan's renewable energy sector. - Taiwan – supporting the country's transition to sustainable energy and helping meet growing demand for renewables. - Vietnam – committed to advancing renewable energy growth with high standards for generation assets. Notable APAC projects The APAC page highlights selected projects, including: - Fukushima Solar Farm (Japan) – a 44 MWp solar farm built on a repurposed former golf course. - Offshore Floating Photovoltaic System – a 5 MWp floating solar project on seawater, described as one of the world's largest of its kind. - Braidwood Renewable Microgrid Project (Australia) – a 7 MWp community-focused microgrid project supported by funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA). - CMX Solar Farm (Vietnam) – a 168 MWp ground-mounted solar farm in Ninh Thuan province. - Chuzhou Huike (China) – a 19 MWp distributed generation rooftop solar project. APAC contacts and suppliers The APAC regional page invites businesses seeking long-term access to reliable, low-carbon energy to contact EDP via an online form or email. It also links to supplier key documents and APAC-specific supplier terms and conditions. The site does not publish detailed pricing, tariffs, or contractual terms for APAC projects on this page. Source: https://www.edpr.com ## EDP Europe region – strategy, markets and projects The Europe regional page on edp.com describes how EDP is using electricity to drive Europe's role in global sustainable growth. It emphasises strengthening EDP's footprint in highly rated European markets, supported by strong fundamentals such as industrial and transport electrification, efficient heating and cooling, and increased digitalisation. Strategic focus in Europe According to the site, Europe plays a central role in EDP's 2026–2028 business plan, with a significant share of new global capacity additions expected in European markets. Key points published on the page include: - Installed capacity focus – approximately 85% of capacity concentrated in Europe and the USA, with strong growth plans in Germany, Spain, Poland, Italy and France. - Solar PV – expected to represent around 50% of new capacity, with faster permitting processes and hybridisation with wind to increase efficiency. - Solar + BESS (battery energy storage systems) – around 30% of additions, co-located with wind and solar to boost grid resilience and flexibility. - Onshore wind – about 15% of new capacity, positioned in high-solar markets and including repowering of existing projects. - Offshore wind – around 5% of additions, complementing EDP's generation mix. - Strong focus on long-term, regulated contracts (such as CfDs and PPAs) to reduce merchant risk. Iberian and wider European markets The page highlights EDP's long-standing presence in Iberia and expansion across Europe: - Portugal – EDP's home market for over 40 years, where it remains a key driver of the energy transition and innovation. - Spain – an important market where EDP leads projects that advance the energy transition and positive local impact. The site also references dedicated country pages for: - Germany – where EDP has ambitious renewable targets and aims to strengthen its local and global role. - Poland – with a portfolio including wind, solar, storage and hybrid projects. - Italy – where EDP's renewable presence began with wind projects and has grown significantly. - France – where EDP develops, finances, builds and operates wind and solar farms as a leading market player. - United Kingdom – with a diversified portfolio including onshore wind, offshore wind and storage. Additional European markets mentioned include Romania, Greece and Belgium. Innovation and notable European projects The Europe page showcases innovation-led projects, such as: - Asturian green hydrogen valley (Spain) – transforming the Aboño thermal power plant into a green hub for renewable hydrogen production, aimed at decarbonising industry in Asturias. - Hybrid wind-solar plants in Portugal – projects combining wind and solar on one site in locations such as Penela and Ansião. - Renewable growth in Italy – surpassing 1.1 GW of renewable capacity with new wind farms (La Regina and Rosamarina) that reinforce Italy's energy resilience. - WindFloat – a floating offshore wind power platform enabling wind generation at sea in deep waters using floating technology. Contacting EDP about Europe The Europe regional page invites users with questions about EDP's European presence, beyond what local market teams cover, to complete an online contact form. The page does not publish detailed tariffs, pricing, or contractual terms for European projects. Source: https://www.edpr.com ## EDP Group and EDP Renewables - what the site publishes group-wide EDP Renewables' own address, edpr.com, now redirects (a published 301) to the global EDP Group corporate site at edp.com, where the page explains: 'edpr.com has a new home!' and 'This new web solution allows us to provide you with information from across EDP Group in a centralized way.' Visitors looking for EDP Renewables should therefore expect group-wide EDP content, not a standalone EDPR site. The published main navigation for the group site is: About us, What we do, Investors, Careers, Responsible action, Innovation, and Media. Under 'What we do' the site lists Solar energy, Wind energy, Hydro energy, Solutions for clients, Networks, Energy management, and Emerging tech - the group's business lines, not an EDPR-specific business unit page. Geographically, the site lists operating regions and countries as: Europe (Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, United Kingdom), North America, South America (Brazil), and Asia-Pacific (Australia, China, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Vietnam). This document describes group-wide, corporate material published by EDP as a whole, as distinct from EDP Renewables North America (EDPR NA), the region that includes the Portland, Oregon office - see the separate location and contact documents for that region-specific, verbatim information. The site does not publish standalone financial results, capacity totals, or sustainability performance claims on this page; those appear only on dedicated investor and responsible-action pages and are not restated here. Source: https://www.edp.com/en ## EDP global overview and energy transition commitments The EDP Group is a global energy company focused on accelerating the energy transition through renewable electricity. The home page (edp.com/en) highlights that EDP is investing in renewable energy, creating new opportunities worldwide and "redefining what progress looks like" over its 50-year history. What EDP does According to the corporate site, EDP's activities are organised around: - Renewable generation – with a strong focus on wind and solar projects worldwide. - Networks – electricity distribution and related infrastructure. - Solutions for clients – energy solutions for residential, commercial and industrial customers. - Energy management – optimising generation, consumption and wholesale markets. - Emerging technologies – including new approaches to flexibility and decarbonisation. The site states that EDP aims to deliver clean, secure and affordable energy that supports people, businesses and communities around the world, with a stated investment plan of €12 billion until 2028, alongside a focus on operational efficiency and digitalisation. Sustainability and responsible action The corporate content describes sustainability as part of EDP's "daily commitment", with actions focused on: - Protecting the environment and accelerating decarbonisation. - Creating social value and positive impact in the communities where it operates. - Acting with transparency and responsibility in governance. Dedicated sections on the site cover sustainability, climate adaptation and resilience, and social impact initiatives, including volunteer programmes linked to EDP's 50th anniversary. Innovation focus EDP states that innovation is part of its DNA. The site highlights that research and innovation are key to a sustainable and inclusive future, and refers to an Innovation area where EDP develops and tests new solutions for the energy sector. Examples mentioned include: - Hybrid projects combining wind, solar and storage. - Large-scale battery systems to improve grid flexibility. - New business models and digital tools that support customers in the energy transition. Careers and global presence The homepage presents EDP as an international employer, inviting people to "help us lead the energy transition" and offering job opportunities across multiple regions. It underlines the importance of people, talent and personal stories in building the company's future. The site directs visitors to regional pages (Europe, North America, South America/Brazil, and Asia-Pacific) for more detail on local activities and projects. Source: https://www.edpr.com ## EDPR NA history and corporate structure, as published The About Us page states EDPR NA is 'Headquartered in Houston, Texas' and that 'EDPR NA's story in the U.S. began in 2007 when we embraced the growing demand for renewable energy and acquired Horizon Wind Energy LLC.' It adds the company has 'more than doubled our clean energy generation, becoming one of the top five renewable energy producers in the U.S. in operating clean energy capacity' - the site's own characterization, not independently confirmed here. The page publishes a company history timeline: 1998, Zilkha Renewable Energy is founded; 2001, Madison Wind Farm is commissioned as the company's first operational project; 2005, Zilkha Renewable Energy is purchased by Goldman Sachs and renamed Horizon Wind Energy; 2007, Twin Groves Wind Farm begins operations; 2007, Horizon Wind Energy is purchased by EDP Renewables; 2009, Horizon Wind Energy is renamed EDP Renewables North America (EDPR NA); 2015, EDPR NA commissioned its first solar park (Lone Valley, San Bernardino County, California); 2019, the sixth phase of Meadow Lake Wind Farm comes online; 2021, EDPR NA acquires a majority interest in C2 Omega to create EDPR NA Distributed Generation; 2022, EDPR NA's first repowering project at Blue Canyon II Wind Farm, Oklahoma; 2023, an MOU with Invest Alberta Corporation and the launch of the Close the Loop Program; 2024, EDPR NA's first hybrid solar plus energy storage project (Scarlet I, Fresno County, California). The page also lists EDPR NA's regional operational footprint by country: U.S. '11,500+ MW of installed capacity,' Canada '520+ MW of installed capacity,' Mexico '490+ MW of installed capacity' - the site's own published figures, not restated here as independently verified or current beyond what is on the page. Current project status and investment outcomes are not addressed in this document. Source: https://www.edp.com/en/north-america/na/about-us ## What EDP Renewables has not published yet These are things people ask EDP Renewables that its published information does not yet cover. - prices or tariffs - project or service availability - guarantees or warranties - contractual terms and conditions - delivery or completion timelines - financial returns or investment performance - regulatory or permitting outcomes - technical performance guarantees Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.edpr.com