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Garrigues is an international legal and tax services firm that provides business law advice in the main economic scenarios of the global marketplace. Since its creation in 1941, the Firm has been noted for its international outlook and innovative nature. Their team is made up of two thousand people from twenty-five different nationalities who, under a single integrated management team and with the same quality standards, operate in thirteen countries across Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas, where they have a well-established office and team structure.
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December 17, 2025
ib vogt sells 95.18 MWp Baobab Solar Project in Spain to EOS NER Solar España
International solar development platform ib vogt has sold the 95.18 MWp “Baobab Solar” photovoltaic project in Segovia, Spain, to EOS NER Solar España S.L., a subsidiary of EOS NER,...
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September 24, 2020
Lightsource BP buys 100 MW Calamocha and Cuevas solar portfolio in Teruel
Lightsource BP and Forestalia have signed a partnership agreement for a 100 MW solar portfolio in the Spanish province of Teruel. Comprising two utility-scale solar plants in Calamocha and Cuevas de...
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September 22, 2020
Q-Energy buys 120 MW Spanish CSP projects
Spanish fund manager Q-Energy has acquired Torresol Energy Investments – the owners of 3 concentrated solar power portfolio in Spain – from Sener and Masdar. The portfolio, located in Sev...
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August 01, 2016
Gipuzkoa tenders waste to energy concession
The government of Guipuzkoa, Basque country (Spain) has launched the tender process for the Zubieta waste-to-energy plant through the PPP model.
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