EnfraGen

EnfraGen is an energy infrastructure company that develops, owns and operates power generation assets across Latin America, with a specialized focus on grid stability solutions and smaller-scale, distributed renewable energy plants. According to its official website, the company describes itself as 'an infrastructure market leader in the energy transition process towards more sustainable, greener energy sources through our Grid Stability and Value-Added Renewable assets.' Its portfolio is concentrated in run-of-river hydroelectric and solar power plants, alongside assets that provide grid stability services — a combination intended to support the transition toward lower-carbon electric grids. The company reports more than 2.13 GW of total assets, of which over 2.05 GW are operational, with 59 MW under construction and 22 MW under development. It employs more than 480 people. EnfraGen's senior management team is described as having extensive experience in the development and operation of power plants in Latin America and other emerging markets, and each division is staffed to allow a fully integrated and scalable approach to administration, operations, maintenance, development and construction across the platform. EnfraGen is associated with the Glenfarne Group, an energy and infrastructure investment firm. Brendan Duval has served as EnfraGen's Chief Executive Officer since 2015 and is also Founder and Managing Partner of the Glenfarne Group. The company is privately held and is not listed on a public stock exchange. Its operations are concentrated in Latin American markets, where it pursues a growth strategy focused on acquiring, developing and operating power assets that support grid reliability and renewable generation.

EnfraGen was established in 2015 as an energy infrastructure platform focused on Latin American power markets. Brendan Duval, who also founded the Glenfarne Group, has served as EnfraGen's Chief Executive Officer since 2015, leading what the company describes as a focused, accretive and successful growth strategy centered on the development, acquisition and operation of power assets in the Americas. From its inception, EnfraGen pursued a strategy of building a diversified portfolio of energy transition assets. Rather than concentrating solely on large-scale generation, the company specialized in grid stability solutions and smaller-scale, distributed renewable energy power plants — particularly run-of-river hydroelectric and solar facilities. This approach was designed to support the transition toward lower-carbon emission electric grids while addressing the reliability needs of power systems in emerging markets. Over time, EnfraGen grew its asset base to more than 2.13 GW of total assets, with over 2.05 GW operational, 59 MW under construction and 22 MW under development, according to its official website. The company also expanded its workforce to more than 480 employees. Its senior management team accumulated extensive experience in the development and operation of power plants in Latin America and other emerging markets, and the company structured each of its divisions with qualified personnel to enable a fully integrated and scalable approach to administration, operations, maintenance, development and construction across the platform. EnfraGen operates under the umbrella of the Glenfarne Group, an energy and infrastructure investment firm. The company remains privately held and is not listed on a public stock exchange. Its operations are concentrated in Latin American markets, where it continues to develop, own and operate assets that combine grid stability services with renewable generation.

• 2015

  EnfraGen is established; Brendan Duval begins serving as Chief Executive Officer.

• Company grows its portfolio to more than 2.13 GW of total assets, with over 2.05 GW operational, 59 MW under construction and 22 MW under development.

• Workforce expands to more than 480 employees.

Infrastructure market leader in the energy transition, focused on grid stability and value-added renewable assets in Latin America.

• Grid stability assets

  Assets providing grid stability services to support reliable power systems.

• Run-of-river hydroelectric power plants

  Smaller-scale, distributed hydroelectric generation using run-of-river technology.

• Solar power plants

  Smaller-scale, distributed solar generation assets.

1. 1EnfraGen | Grid Stability and Renewable Energyenfragen.com
2. 2Wikidata: EnfraGenwikidata.org