EDP Renovaveis consensus picture builds, analysts track the renewable shares

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 20:07.

EDP Renovaveis (ES0144580Y14) sits firmly on the radar of European brokers as a key renewable utility on Euronext Lisbon. The latest consensus data from MarketScreener show a clustered view of Buy and Hold stances that places the group alongside peers Iberdrola and Ørsted in the listed clean power space.MarketScreener consensus for EDP Renovaveis

What analysts currently say

According to MarketScreener, roughly two thirds of the analysts covering EDP Renovaveis rate the stock Buy or Outperform, while the remainder sit on Hold with only isolated Sell calls in the sample of European brokers.MarketScreener consensus for EDP Renovaveis The average 12-month price target stands meaningfully above the current quotation, indicating that analysts still model upside from the contracted renewables portfolio.

Broker commentary ties that upside largely to the company’s pipeline of wind and solar assets, with a focus on cash flow visibility from long-term power purchase agreements in Europe and the Americas.Reuters analyst estimates on EDPR In that context, houses that track the wider Iberian utilities sector often compare EDP Renovaveis directly with Iberdrola’s renewables arm and with Ørsted’s offshore-heavy model as reference points for valuation and growth.

Consensus metrics for Tuesday

MarketScreener data aggregate both short notes and full reports from European banks and international houses into a consensus that investors can track daily for the Lisbon-listed shares.Ad-hoc-news consensus overview on EDP Renovaveis The split between Buy and Hold signals suggests a constructive but not euphoric view on the stock, consistent with a utilities sector that remains sensitive to rates and regulation.

In the same data set, the implied upside from the average target price reflects expectations for continued expansion of installed capacity, but also embeds the typical discount investors assign to capital-intensive renewable projects versus regulated grid assets.Financial Times sector coverage of European utilities Compared with Iberdrola and Ørsted, EDP Renovaveis is often positioned as a mid-sized pure-play with a sizeable pipeline rather than a diversified utility group.

The business behind the shares

EDP Renovaveis develops, owns and operates wind and solar parks with a focus on onshore wind in Europe and the Americas, complemented by utility-scale photovoltaic projects. Revenues are largely underpinned by long-term contracts and regulated frameworks, which support medium-term cash flow visibility.

Where the stock trades today

The EDP Renovaveis shares (ES0144580Y14) trade on Euronext Lisbon under the ticker EDPR, with the latest available quotation at 15.20 euros as of 2026-06-23, 11:30, according to exchange data in euros.

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