Industrial Infrastructure of the Future

High-impact industrial projects with investments exceeding
1.6 billion euros.

We make industry energy independent. We are committed to research and development to create our own resources, fostering European technological sovereignty.

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Industrial Infrastructure Designed for Self-Sufficient Energy Operation

All our projects are designed with integrated energy from the outset to ensure competitiveness, reliability, and operational autonomy.

Semiconductors

Premier Group develops semiconductor factories based on synthetic diamond, an emerging technology that offers higher performance, thermal efficiency, and reliability than traditional materials like silicon or gallium.

Data Centers

Premier Group designs, builds, and operates high-density data centers for advanced computing and artificial intelligence, located near end-users and major nodes to ensure speed, low latency, and operational continuity.

Renewable Energy

Energy generation is the driving force behind Premier Group’s industrial model. Solar, wind, and BESS assets are not presented as a separate business, but as the infrastructure that powers the entire system.

Connecting Markets, Technology, and Opportunities

Premier Group operates through an international network of offices that allows us to identify opportunities, coordinate projects, and work directly with partners, investors, and administrations in the markets where we operate. Currently, the group has a presence in Spain, Italy, Portugal, Romania, and Japan.

From innovation to
industrial production

We develop industrial and energy assets from the initial identification and design phases through advanced stages of permitting, construction, or investment. Each project combines technical feasibility, energy access, territorial integration, and a clear long-term orientation.

Gamarra

The Gamarra Wind Farm (44.91 MW) is located in the municipalities of Arratzua-Ubarrundia and Elburgo, Álava (Basque Country). It comprises 9 wind turbines with an estimated annual production of 118,255 MWh. The site boasts an average wind resource of 6.24 m/s, a robust value for a Spanish onshore wind farm, ensuring stable and competitive generation. Power evacuation is achieved via direct connection to the “Gamarra” substation at 30 kV, owned by I-DE Redes Eléctricas. This project aligns with Premier Group’s strategic industrial development in Euskadi, offering potential for integration with the Vitoria-Gasteiz diamond semiconductor factory as a local renewable energy supplier.

Ueda

30 MW / 91.44 MWh Battery Energy Storage Project. Grid connection secured (77 kV, Chubu Electric Power). Land acquired.

Secadal

A triple hybrid asset—photovoltaic, wind, and BESS—designed as an integrated energy-industrial ecosystem in Castile and León, one of the regions with the greatest wind and solar resources on the Peninsula. The complementarity between daytime solar generation and nocturnal and seasonal wind generation creates a more stable and continuous production profile than any single technology, maximizing the use of connection capacity and structurally reducing the risk of curtailment. The 15.275 MW BESS module acts as the backbone of energy management, storing surpluses, providing flexibility services to the grid, and enabling the asset to operate as a manageable virtual power plant. The project has signed land agreements on non-urban rural land, and the underground evacuation line connects to the Valladolid Substation at 13.2 kV via I-DE.

Alcochete

100 MW battery storage system located in Sines, Setúbal District. Sines is home to the country’s largest deep-water port and a high concentration of solar and green hydrogen projects, establishing itself as Portugal’s main energy and industrial hub. Its high-capacity grid connections and strategic role in international submarine data and energy cables make it an essential location for balancing large-scale renewable fluctuations and ensuring industrial supply quality.

Aljarafe

Hybrid PV-BESS installation in La Rinconada, in the northern metropolitan area of Seville, a region with one of the highest solar irradiation rates in Europe. The fully secured, flat land guarantees frictionless construction and stable long-term operation. The underground evacuation line primarily utilizes public land, minimizing expropriation risk. The combination of photovoltaic generation with a tracker and 4-hour storage offers an optimized production profile to maximize revenue in the energy market and adjustment services.

Hachinohe

15 MW / 127.5 MWh battery storage project. Grid connection point secured (66 kV, Tohoku Electric Power). Land acquired through a purchase agreement.

We Transform Opportunities into Important Strategic Assets

From site selection to technical, regulatory, and financial structuring, each project follows a comprehensive development process. These are some of the key aspects to understanding our way of working.

What types of projects does Premier Group develop?

Premier Group develops large-scale energy, industrial, and technological infrastructures. Its activity is primarily focused on advanced semiconductor manufacturing projects, data centers, and renewable energy and storage, integrating proprietary energy generation with the operational needs of each facility whenever possible.

In which phases does Premier Group participate within a project?

We are committed to emerging technologies, proprietary research, and solutions with high transformation potential. From new energy systems to digital infrastructure and advanced semiconductors, we seek to develop projects that do not just replicate what exists, but open new industrial opportunities.

What role does renewable energy play in industrial projects?

Renewable generation is one of the pillars of Premier Group's model. The company proposes industrial facilities capable of covering a significant portion of their demand through solar, wind, and BESS storage systems, reducing dependence on the electricity market and improving stability and operational autonomy.

What differentiates Premier Group's model?

Its main differentiating element is the integration of industrial and energy infrastructure within a single strategy. Instead of treating electricity supply as an independent element, Premier Group develops projects where generation, storage, technological infrastructure, and industrial needs are designed in a coordinated manner.

High-impact industrial projects with investments exceeding 1.6 billion euros.