AEW Energie enters deal to acquire 23% stakes in 120 MW Ryburg-Schwoerstadt hydropower plant in Rhine

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AEW Energie AG has entered into a deal to acquire a 23% stake in a 120 MW Ryburg-Schwoerstadt hydropower plant located in Rheinfelden, Switzerland.

The transaction is valued at CHF150 million (US$162.09 million). The stake is sold by the canton of Aargau and includes the share package of 6,900 shares on January 1, 2022.

The low-pressure run-of-river power plant consists of four Kaplan turbines and has been in operation since 1931. The project can generate about 740 GWh of energy per year. 

 

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