Gulf Energy Development has finalized the acquisition of a 50% stake in the Borkum Riffgrund 2 offshore wind farm located off the coast of Germany. The purchase of the stake from Global Infrastructure Partners was valued at EUR558 million (US$651.4 million), and was first announced in July 2020.
Ørsted will continue to own the remaining 50%.
Located in the German North Sea, northwest of Germany, Borkum Riffgrund 2 has commenced commercial operation in April 2019. The project consists of 56 units of MHI Vestas’ 8 MW wind turbines with rotor spans of 164 meters. It will produce green energy to cover the consumption of 460,000 German households.
It has been selling its ouput under a 20-year contract with power purchase agreement (PPA) and has an operation and maintenance (O&M) agreement with Ørsted.
Prime Capital AG has completed junior debt financing for a European photovoltaic portfolio of the independent power producer MKM Invest Group, which was arranged with ENERPAZ.
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