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Portuguese utility Energias de Portugal SA (ELI:EDP) plans to invest around €12 billion ($13.
6 billion) over the next four years, with about 75 percent going to renewable energy
.
EDF said on Tuesday it will increase its annual capital expenditure (CAPEX) to €2.
9 billion between 2019 and 2022, an increase of about 60 percent
compared to 2016-2020.
EDF plans to secure more than €6 billion for
the program through asset rotation and disposal.
EDP plans to add 8 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2022, including: 5-5.
5 GW of onshore wind and 1.
5-2.
0 GW of solar photovoltaic (PV).
In addition, EDF plans to build 0.
2-0.
3 GW of offshore wind power, bringing its total power to more than 2 GW
by 2025.
The plan also includes new 0.
1-0.
2 GW of hydropower
.
By the end of 2018, EDF had installed about 21 GW of renewable energy, of which hydropower accounted for 45% and onshore wind and solar combined accounted for 55%.
In offshore wind, the company owns a 33.
3% stake in the 950 MW Moray East project in UK waters and a 29.
5% stake
in the 992 MW Noirmoutier and Le Treport developments in France.
It also invested 67 percent
of the 800 MW Moray West project.
In the U.
S.
, EDP is preparing up to 1.
6 GW of Mayflower plans, and it owns a 50 percent stake
in that early stage.
In 2018, the company reported a recurring net profit of €797 million, up 3%
year-on-year, thanks to growth in its renewable energy sector and the Brazilian region.
EDP's renewable energy capacity grew by 2% last year and now accounts for 74%
of the group's total capacity.
Portuguese utility Energias de Portugal SA (ELI:EDP) plans to invest around €12 billion ($13.
6 billion) over the next four years, with about 75 percent going to renewable energy
.
EDF said on Tuesday it will increase its annual capital expenditure (CAPEX) to €2.
9 billion between 2019 and 2022, an increase of about 60 percent
compared to 2016-2020.
EDF plans to secure more than €6 billion for
the program through asset rotation and disposal.
EDP plans to add 8 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2022, including: 5-5.
5 GW of onshore wind and 1.
5-2.
0 GW of solar photovoltaic (PV).
In addition, EDF plans to build 0.
2-0.
3 GW of offshore wind power, bringing its total power to more than 2 GW
by 2025.
The plan also includes new 0.
1-0.
2 GW of hydropower
.
By the end of 2018, EDF had installed about 21 GW of renewable energy, of which hydropower accounted for 45% and onshore wind and solar combined accounted for 55%.
In offshore wind, the company owns a 33.
3% stake in the 950 MW Moray East project in UK waters and a 29.
5% stake
in the 992 MW Noirmoutier and Le Treport developments in France.
It also invested 67 percent
of the 800 MW Moray West project.
In the U.
S.
, EDP is preparing up to 1.
6 GW of Mayflower plans, and it owns a 50 percent stake
in that early stage.
In 2018, the company reported a recurring net profit of €797 million, up 3%
year-on-year, thanks to growth in its renewable energy sector and the Brazilian region.
EDP's renewable energy capacity grew by 2% last year and now accounts for 74%
of the group's total capacity.
