The Green Blog — Our 2026 General Shareholders’ Meeting
Grenergy — April 29, 2026
On 28 April, Grenergy held its General Shareholders’ Meeting at its Madrid headquarters, where shareholders approved all the Board’s proposed resolutions and the creation of a new Sustainability Committee.
The Meeting also backed management for the 2025 financial year, marked by record results, operational growth and strategic progress in energy storage and solar power.
Among the resolutions adopted were the standalone and consolidated annual accounts for 2025, the reappointment of the company’s statutory auditor, and the new Sustainability Committee, designed to further strengthen the integration of ESG criteria into Grenergy’s corporate governance structure.
Energy, security and transition: the key drivers of the new strategic context
The Meeting took place against a backdrop of accelerating the energy transition and the growing need for power systems that are more competitive, resilient and sustainable.
Within this context, Grenergy continues to strengthen its position in energy storage and renewable generation as two strategic pillars for delivering flexibility, competitiveness and supply security.
During his speech, Grenergy’s Chairman and CEO, David Ruiz de Andrés, highlighted the decisive role that batteries and solar PV are playing in the transformation of the global energy system.
David Ruiz de Andrés’ intervention
Grenergy strengthens its governance with a new Sustainability Committee
The General Shareholders’ Meeting also approved the creation of a new Sustainability Committee, reinforcing the integration of ESG criteria within the company’s corporate governance structure.
This decision further establishes sustainability as a cross-cutting pillar of the business and strengthens Grenergy’s commitment to best-in-class governance practices, supported by its continued strong ratings from the main ESG agencies.
The Meeting also highlighted important progress in this area, including the publication of the CSRD-aligned report, the launch of new policies related to climate change and biodiversity, and the strengthening of ESG risk management and corporate governance.
