Cox has become one of the global leaders across the water and energy sectors, the two major areas where it focuses its activity.
June 2024
Received the “El Periódico de la Energía” award for the Best Self-Consumption Initiative for the rooftop photovoltaic plant on the intermodal logistics platform at the Port of Barcelona.
March 2024
Start of commercial operation of the Taweelah desalination plant in Abu Dhabi, the largest desalination plant in the world built to date.
February 2024
Adif awarded Coxabengoa a new contract for the Madrid-Barcelona French border high-speed rail line.
September 2023
Launch of the 2023-2027 Strategic Plan for Grupo Coxabengoa.
June 2023
Cox Energy signed the notarial acquisition of the productive assets of Abengoa, to become a renewed company that integrates the capabilities of Abengoa and Cox Energy into a single entity: Coxabengoa.
July 2023
Cox Energy started trading on BME Growth: dual listing.
September 2022
Cox Energy América announced a strategic alliance with NG Energy for the development of renewable energy projects in Colombia.
June 2022
Sale of 619 MWp through Ibox Energy to CTG: China Three Gorges.
March 2022
Cox Energy Colombia received authorization to market and supply energy to wholesale customers.
September 2021
Cox Energy and Grupo Nexwell (former executives of Sonnedix) created Ibox Energy. The company is 60% owned by Grupo Nexwell and 40% by Cox Energy.
May 2021
The joint venture between Sonnedix and Cox Energy obtained a $120 million financing for a 160 MW project in Chile: Meseta de Los Andes.
June 2020
Company restructuring: Cox Energy América (formerly Cox Energy México) integrated Chilean, Panamanian, Mexican companies, and other related rights, patents, licenses, and trademarks.
July 2020
During the Covid-19 pandemic, Cox Energy started trading on the Institutional Stock Exchange of Mexico (BIVA), becoming the first solar photovoltaic energy company to go public in Latin America.
March 2019
An orderly process began for the sale of non-strategic assets in Chile and Mexico.
September 2018
Cox Energy sold 30% of its stake in the Chilean company SPV P4 (acquired in 2017).
June 2018
Entered into a 450 GWh per year photovoltaic agreement, forming a joint venture with Sonnedix.
April 2018
Cox Energy México entered into a contract with Nexus Energía to market electricity and represent generation plants in the wholesale electricity market of the country.
November 2017
Cox Energy won another tender in Chile for a total of 140 GWh per year over 20 years.
October 2017
Cox Energy entered into a strategic agreement with Sonnedix (JP Morgan Asset Management) for the development, construction, and operation of various photovoltaic plants in Chile.
September 2017
In Mexico, Cox Energy obtained permission from the CRE (Energy Regulatory Commission) to sell energy to qualified users (those whose contracted power exceeds 1 MWp).
September 2016
Cox Energy won the largest renewable energy tender launched by the Chilean government and was awarded 264 GWh per year.
September 2015
Cox Energy acquired an electricity retailer and launched Cox Energía Comercializadora España to sell 100% renewable energy to the residential and business sectors, as well as photovoltaic self-consumption installations.
May - June 2015
Cox Energy México, S.A. de C.V. was created, which later changed its corporate name to Cox Energy América, S.A.B. de C.V., and began operations in Latin America.
March 2015
Cox Energy entered into an exclusive contract with NRG (an energy company operating in the United States and Canada) for the development of photovoltaic projects in Latin America.
June 2014
Cox Energy Solar was established in Madrid, later becoming the holding company of Grupo Cox Energy (Cox Energy Solar + American and European subsidiaries), with the contribution of the projects developed by its President and founder, Enrique Riquelme, since 2012.