Who is ampyr?

Fortunately, AMPYR is an energy company created specifically to work within a competitive renewables world. We are an industry leader designed to make renewable energy more competitive, more stable, more certain and more secure for everyone. We have an enviable track-record in sustainable development and energy trading to partner networks

What is ampyr energy?

AMPYR Energy has been created by AGP’s highly experienced partners to help accelerate the transition to a zero-carbon future and to realise the huge potential of that shift – for investors, for power users and for communities. 01 Presently developing a portfolio of over 12GW of renewable energy and battery storage assets globally

Who are ampyr & AGP sustainable real assets?

We’re partners for the long-term, with the backing of AGP Sustainable Real Assets (‘AGP’), a global investor in sustainable infrastructure and technologies. AMPYR, the energy division of AGP, is a leading player in the global energy transition. We combine global expertise with local capability to unlock the potential of onsite energy.

How can ampyr benefit from a 100% green energy future?

But the removal of renewable subsidies and the move to ‘merchant’ price exposure means you need a unique kind of partner with the skillset to operate and optimise this ‘new normal’ to benefit from a 100% green energy future. Fortunately, AMPYR is an energy company created specifically to work within a competitive renewables world.

Does ampyr Energy USA have a power purchase agreement with Duke Energy?

Great news from AMPYR Energy USA (AEUSA), which has signed long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Duke Energy for two projects – one including energy storage – totaling 195 peak megawatts (MWp) of utility-scale solar energy generation in South Carolina.

What is ampyr solar Europe doing in the Netherlands?

AMPYR Solar Europe has achieved financial close on the 96 MWp NOP solar plant in the Netherlands. The project, in Noordoostpolder, will feature four solar parks operating as a single renewable energy asset, powering 30,000 homes and saving more than 36,000 tonnes of carbon emissions annually.