Eólica del Ebro

Eólica del Ebro is a Spanish company operating in the wind-energy sector and is part of Grupo Enhol, a family-owned Spanish business group. The name links it to the Ebro river area of Spain, and its activity sits within the renewable-energy division that Grupo Enhol describes as having driven a new energy model by leading the transition to renewables from the wind industry. Grupo Enhol presents itself as a group built over more than 90 years and shaped by four generations of founders and owners. Its official website describes a business that began in the Spanish agricultural and livestock sector, where it became a market leader, and later expanded into renewable energy, sustainable food and real estate. Within that structure, Eólica del Ebro belongs to the wind-power side of the group's renewable-energy business. The group's own narrative emphasizes sustainable impact and innovation as levers of growth, and it presents renewable energy as one of the industries through which it seeks to generate a positive and lasting impact. Eólica del Ebro therefore forms part of a privately held Spanish group rather than a listed company, and its operations are tied to the Spanish market and to the wind-energy value chain. Because public information specifically about Eólica del Ebro is limited, the brand is best understood through its parent, Grupo Enhol. The group's official site is the primary public reference for its identity, history and portfolio, and it is the source used here for the group's self-description. Details such as the exact founding year of Eólica del Ebro, its registered headquarters and its installed capacity are not established by the available evidence and are therefore left unspecified.

Eólica del Ebro is a Spanish wind-energy company associated with Grupo Enhol. Public evidence identifies it as a Spanish company, and its parent group's official website provides the broader context for its history. Grupo Enhol states that it has been operating for more than 90 years and that four generations of founders have shaped the business group it is today. According to the group's own account, it began in the Spanish agricultural and livestock sector, where it anticipated sector trends and became a market leader. From those origins it expanded into new industries, including renewable energy. Within renewable energy, Grupo Enhol describes itself as having promoted a new energy model by leading the transition to renewables from the wind industry. Eólica del Ebro belongs to this wind-energy activity. The group also states that in recent years it has moved into sustainable food and real estate, reimagining how people eat, work and live. The group frames its long history as one of reinvention and opportunity identification across sectors, with sustainable impact as a guiding principle and innovation as a growth lever. Eólica del Ebro therefore represents the wind-power strand of a diversified, family-owned Spanish group rather than a standalone listed enterprise. Specific dated milestones for Eólica del Ebro itself — such as its incorporation, first wind farm or capacity additions — are not provided in the available evidence, so its history is presented here through the documented history and self-description of Grupo Enhol.

• Grupo Enhol states it has been operating for more than 90 years, with four generations of founders shaping the group.

• Grupo Enhol expands from its agricultural and livestock origins into renewable energy, leading the transition to renewables from the wind industry.

• Grupo Enhol moves into sustainable food and real estate in recent years.

A wind-energy company within Grupo Enhol's renewable-energy division, contributing to the group's stated leadership in Spain's transition to renewables.

• Wind power generation

  Wind-energy generation within Grupo Enhol's renewable-energy division.

1. 1Grupo Enhol – El poder del inconformismogrupoenhol.es
2. 2Eólica del Ebro – Wikidatawikidata.org