Qualitas Energy plans to invest more than €10 billion by 2029 across renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure.
The strategy is centred on the Qualitas Energy Fund VI, which launched at the end of 2025 with a €3.25 billion target volume, the company said.
The plan focuses on consolidating and expanding renewable assets, portfolios and companies while pursuing larger platform-level transactions, it added.
Investment will target markets including Spain, Germany, the UK, Poland and Chile, alongside selective opportunities in the US and Italy.
Qualitas Energy is also increasing exposure to battery storage and biomethane to support energy system flexibility.
Managing partner and executive chairman Iñigo Olaguíbel said: “The 2026–2029 strategic plan is consistently geared towards a rapidly evolving market environment.
“The energy transition is increasingly shaped by energy security issues and a sharply rising electricity demand, supported by trends such as digitalization, AI, and the expansion of data centers.”
Managing partner and chief executive Oscar Pérez said: “We emphasize our goal of investing more than €10 billion in the coming years.
“Our focus is on scalable platforms and market opportunities where increased complexity generates real added value.”