- €98M raised to transition Solveo Energies from development to project commissioning, targeting 800 MW by 2030.
- Mirova-led investment validates Solveo’s full value-chain model and regional energy strategy.
- Funding supports €875M in total investments toward France’s carbon neutrality goals.
Solveo Energies, a French independent renewable energy producer, has raised €98 million in a major financing round led by Mirova, a responsible investment affiliate of Natixis Investment Managers. The funding will fast-track the commissioning of renewable projects and support Solveo’s long-term ambition of deploying 800 MW in installed capacity by 2030.
“We are very proud to welcome Mirova into our entrepreneurial adventure,” said Jean-Marc Mateos, President of Solveo Energies. “This transaction strengthens our model as an independent and territorially anchored player. Thanks to this long-term strategic partnership, we have the means to accelerate our development, solidify our portfolio, and remain true to our convictions: producing sustainable, local energy that respects the regions.”
Jocelyn Dioux, Investment Director at Mirova, noted: “We were particularly convinced by the quality of the teams, the relevance of the asset portfolio, the rigor of the processes, and the clear strategic vision of the company.”
The round was supported by Natixis Partners (M&A), Jeantet (legal), Syneria (technical), KPMG (financial), and De Gaulle Fleurance (legal/tax) on Solveo’s side, while Mirova was advised by Gottengreen, White & Case, and PwC.
This strategic capital infusion positions Solveo to play a leading role in France’s decarbonization efforts, while delivering scalable, regionally aligned energy infrastructure.
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