German renewable energy developer BayWa AG will build its 18 MW wind project in the region of Haute Vienne, France.
The facility will consist of six Senvion 3.0M122 wind turbines that have a height to the tip of the blade of 200 metres (656 ft) making it the tallest turbines ever erected in French territory.
Once completed, the project can generate about 50 GWh of energy per year enough to supply power for about 10,000 households.
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April 03, 2019
DIF sells its stakes in 29 solar assets in France
DIF Infrastructure III and DIF Infrastructure IV have announced the completion of the sale of their stakes in a portfolio of 29 French solar plants to Terres d’Energie, a company whose majority...
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April 02, 2019
TRIG completes purchase of 40 MW Tille et Venelle wind project from Envision Group
London-listed investment company, The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG), has completed the purchase of an under construction 40 MW Tille et Venelle wind farm located in Burgundy, central France....
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April 02, 2019
EDF Renewables acquires French solar operator with 1GW of solar
EDF Renewables has announced that it has acquired the LUXEL Group, an independent solar energy player in France. LUXEL holds a portfolio of one gigawatt peak (1 GWp) of projects already in operation,...
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April 02, 2019
Falck Renewables completes purchase of 60 MW French wind portfolio from Glennmont
Falck Renewables has completed the purchase of a 60 MW wind portfolio located in France from Glennmont Clean Energy Cooperatief UA for a total consideration of EUR36.9 million (US$41.9 milli...
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March 18, 2019
Solarcentury enters French solar market with major auction wins
Solarcentury, the global integrated solar power company with operations across Europe, Latin America and Africa, has won 57 MW of solar power capacity in the latest solar auction in France, marking th...
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