en.Wedoany.com Reported - Independent power producer Sonnedix has received authorization from Spain's National Commission on Markets and Competition (CNMC) to conduct electricity trading and supply operations in the country with a license.

Under the CNMC authorization, Sonnedix has obtained full trading and supply rights within Spain's regulatory framework. The company stated that the next phase of its strategy will focus on managing energy through the dispatch of its own generation assets, thereby achieving greater operational control over its portfolio.

The company said the license enables it to optimize and commercialize its renewable energy and storage portfolio, while advancing its transition to a fully integrated "next-generation IPP" model and providing energy solutions to corporate and industrial customers.

Sonnedix currently manages over 1.3GW of solar capacity in Spain, spanning more than 180 projects, including operational assets and projects under development.

Sonnedix CEO Axel Thiemann said: "Over the years, we have built one of the most respected renewable energy generation platforms in the world. Now we are taking the next step: becoming a truly integrated energy company that combines generation, storage, and supply to serve customers directly and provide the flexible, customized solutions the market needs. Spain is where this new chapter begins, and we intend to roll out this integrated model across all our markets."

The company added that customers will benefit from comprehensive energy solutions integrating renewable generation, storage, and electricity supply. Spain is the first market where Sonnedix has launched its fully integrated "next-generation IPP" model, which consolidates generation, storage, and supply activities within a single platform. The company has a global portfolio of 12GW, including over 4GW of operational capacity, more than 1GW under construction, and a 6GW development pipeline, with operations in Chile, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

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