Hyvity: An expert in hydropower COMMITTED to the efficiency of the energy transition
Hyvity is a pure player in hydroelectricity, developing, financing, building, and operating facilities in numerous regions around the world.
Our technical and financial expertise, along with our mastery of the entire hydroelectric project value chain, allows us to ensure the economic and environmental viability of our projects and guarantee their successful implementation by partnering with recognized local partners.
Strategic Positioning
Hyvity positions itself as a leading partner in the production and storage of hydroelectric energy.
Acquisition of existing powerplants requiring renovation work to improve performance and meet the highest international standards
Development of projects that integrate into territories with minimal environmental impact, preserving the use of existing facilities (agricultural reservoirs, irrigation canals…)
Design of energy storage solutions through our Pumped Hydro Storage (PHS) projects
Energy Storage, at the Heart of Tomorrow's Challenges
PHS represents a mature, sustainable, and economically viable storage solution. They enable the stabilization of electrical grids and the integration of expanding intermittent renewable energy sources (solar and wind). It is a crucial system for achieving the decarbonization goals of country engaged in an energy transition process.
Support and Technical Assistance
Hyvity incorporates all the technical and financial skills necessary for the development of high-quality hydroelectric facilities. We work closely with local, public, and private stakeholders to finance, develop, or optimize these facilities within the framework of ambitious territorial development projects.
International reach and risk management : France, Vietnam, Costa Rica, Chile and Madagascar
of run of river installed capacity in 2026
of pumped-storage (PSH) under development with a COD for 2030
MAXIMIZE POSITIVE IMPACTS
MINIMIZE NEGATIVE IMPACTS
HYVITY is involved in the regions
At HYVITY, alignment of interests and buy-in from local actors is essential to getting our projects off the ground. We see our hydroelectric facilities as integral parts of regions. This means we take into account regional development (road connections, local electrification, tourism potential, local jobs, etc.) from the outset of our projects.
