Platina Energy Partners LLP has sold a 30 MWp portfolio consisting of four operating solar plants located in Spain to a Spanish investment manager, Q-Energy. Platina acquired the four solar PV plants, located close to Toledo, Sevilla and Tenerife, and arranged non-recourse long-term financing of the Portfolio with UniCredit, NordLB and Santander in 2008-2009.
The Madrid offices of WFW (legal) and PWC (M&A) advised Platina on the sale.
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