Qualitas Energy, the Madrid- and Berlin-based renewable energy investment and management platform, has published its strategy plan for the period 2026 to 2029, in which it anticipates total investments exceeding €10 billion, including co-investments and financing.
The plan is built around Qualitas Energy Fund VI, launched in late 2025 with a target volume of €3.25 billion, which is currently in its fundraising phase and already actively deploying capital. The strategy focuses on consolidating and developing small to medium-sized renewable energy assets, portfolios and companies, while also pursuing a private-equity-driven approach targeting larger platform-level transactions.
Capital deployment will concentrate primarily on diversified platforms in established renewable markets including Spain, Germany, the United Kingdom, Poland and Chile. The company also intends to invest selectively in more regulated or capacity-constrained markets such as the United States and Italy, where development bottlenecks present opportunities for specialised capital. Alongside wind, solar and hydropower, Qualitas Energy is expanding its exposure to flexibility technologies including biomethane and battery storage.
“The 2026–2029 strategy plan is firmly orientated towards a rapidly evolving market environment. The energy transition is increasingly shaped by energy security considerations and strongly growing electricity demand, supported by trends such as digitalisation, artificial intelligence and data centre expansion,” said Iñigo Olaguíbel, Managing Partner and Executive Chairman. Oscar Pérez, Managing Partner and CEO, added that the firm’s focus would remain on scalable platforms and market opportunities where increased complexity generates genuine added value.
Poland features among Qualitas Energy’s core markets. The company operates a renewable portfolio in the country, including the Miłkowice solar park, and maintains offices in Warsaw and Wrocław. The previous Fund V, whose investment phase ended in early 2026, deployed approximately €3 billion in equity together with co-investors, with Poland and other new markets accounting for more than 25 per cent of total fund exposure.
