Exus Renewables has closed financing for the Cibele solar farm in Portugal, with MUFG EMEA acting as Sole Mandated Lead Arranger (MLA), Hedge Provider, Facility Agent, and Account Bank.
Located in the Alentejo region, the solar farm will have a peak capacity of 130 MW and span approximately 300 hectares. Once operational, it is expected to supply clean electricity to around 69,000 Portuguese households annually, making a direct contribution to national energy independence and the sustainability of Portugal’s electricity system.
The project supports Exus’ ongoing growth strategy in Iberia and its ambition to become a NextGen Energy Solutions provider across Europe. It also contributes to Portugal’s national renewable energy targets, with solar playing a central role in the country’s decarbonisation roadmap as it aims for 21GW of installed solar capacity by 2030.
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