Isotrol expands its presence in the U.S. with new HQ in Denver
The company strengthens its growth in the world’s leading renewable energy market, where over 50% of its global contracted business is already generated
Isotrol, a leading technology company in the management, monitoring, and optimization of renewable energy assets, continues to strengthen its presence in the United States with the opening of a new office in Denver, Colorado. This expansion is part of the company’s long-term growth strategy in North America—where it already has an office in Boston as well as a regional hub in Mexico—and reflects its commitment to staying close to its customers in the region.
With over a decade of operations in the U.S., the company has experienced double-digit growth in the country since 2023. In 2024, its global revenue exceeded $37 million, with more than 50% of its contracts coming from the North American market. There, the company’s workforce has grown fivefold over the past three years. Today, it employs more than 400 professionals worldwide and has built a strong client base in North America, working with major international groups such as AES, ENEL, and Black & Veatch, among others.
From its new office in downtown Denver, the company is expanding its operational capacity to provide closer support for the more than 38 GW monitored with its technology across the United States. Isotrol’s Bluence software, deployed in more than 3,500 power plants worldwide, helps asset owners and operators optimize efficiency, availability, and profitability across the entire renewable energy value chain.
“Opening this new office in Denver is a natural step in Isotrol’s evolution in the U.S. market. We want to stay close to the industry and support those driving the energy transition with our technical know-how,” said Manuel Losada, CEO of Isotrol.
To mark the occasion, the company hosted its first Annual Open House in the new office, bringing together clients, industry partners, and local leaders for a networking event focused on exchanging insights, strengthening partnerships, and continuing to advance the renewable energy market in the region.
