Enel, through its US renewable subsidiary Enel Green Power North America, Inc., has closed an agreement to purchase Kansas-based renewable developer Tradewind Energy, Inc.
Under the agreement, Enel Green Power North America purchased all of Tradewind’s development platform comprising of 13 GW of wind, solar and storage projects located throughout the US. Shortly after the closing of Enel’s purchase of Tradewind, the company signed a definitive agreement with the Macquarie Group’s Green Investment Group to sell Savion, LLC, a 100% subsidiary of Tradewind that includes a development platform including 6 GW of solar and storage pipeline projects. The closing of the transaction with Macquarie, expected mid-2019, is pending regulatory approval.
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