Abengoa

Abengoa is a Spanish multinational company primarily engaged in the energy and environmental sectors. Founded in Seville, Spain, in 1941, the company has historically focused on sustainable development solutions, including renewable energy generation, water management, and infrastructure projects. Over the years, Abengoa expanded its operations globally, establishing a significant presence in various international markets.

The company's core business areas have traditionally included the development, construction, and operation of solar power plants, wind farms, and other renewable energy facilities. Abengoa has also been involved in the production of biofuels and the management of water resources, such as desalination plants and wastewater treatment. In addition, it has undertaken infrastructure projects like transmission lines and transportation networks.

Abengoa's business model often involved concessions and long-term contracts for the projects it developed. However, the company has faced significant financial challenges throughout its history, leading to periods of restructuring and debt renegotiation. These financial difficulties have impacted its operational capacity and global reach at various points. Despite these challenges, Abengoa has maintained its commitment to developing and implementing sustainable technologies and solutions. Its ongoing focus remains on contributing to the energy transition and environmental sustainability.