Renewable generation across all four of Brazil’s power submarkets.

A proprietary portfolio of utility-scale wind, solar and battery storage assets, originated and developed to generate clean power for decades.

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3 GWpipeline

1.2 GW in development

Wind
onshore

Solar
utility-scale

Storage
BESS

The platform

DWUL Energy is Grupo DWUL’s renewable generation company. Today it has a 3 GW pipeline, 1.2 GW of it already in development, located in every submarket of Brazil’s national grid. Everything is done in-house: from the first idea to a finished project, every stage passes through the same hands. No intermediaries, no consultants, nothing outsourced. That is how we keep tighter control over processes and actions, and fewer surprises along the way.

In-house

Early-stage engineering
Field team
Land regularization
Legal
Environmental licensing
Project engineering
Origination and offtake

Why Brazil Grupo DWUL

Assets

Wind

Onshore wind farms in Brazil’s strongest resource regions, with wind measured on site before every decision.

Solar

Utility-scale photovoltaic generation on sites selected for irradiation and grid access.

Storage

Grid-scale batteries that bring stability and flexibility to the power system.

Portfolio

3GW

Proprietary assets in every submarket of Brazil’s National Interconnected System. Diversification by technology and region within a single platform.

By submarket

Northeast
Southeast and Center-West
South
North

By technology

Wind
Solar
Storage

Owners think in decades.

Every DWUL Energy asset is our own. So no decision made today trades away tomorrow’s return.

Track record

Seven years building a presence across all four submarkets.

2019
DWUL is founded as a boutique developer of renewable energy projects.
2020
First projects in Ceará and Rio Grande do Norte.
2021
Expansion into Maranhão, Piauí, Goiás, Bahia and São Paulo.
2022
Entry into Rio Grande do Sul.
2023
Entry into Rio de Janeiro.
2025
In February, sale of the 16 MW of distributed generation DWUL had been operating.
Today
A 3 GW pipeline and 1.2 GW in development, in every submarket of the national grid.