Solarcentury sells majority stake in four solar PV projects in Spain
Solarcentury has announced that it has sold a majority stake in four large-scale solar farms in Alcalá de Guadaira in the Spanish region of Seville, amounting to a significant 200 MWp of solar power. Construction is scheduled to begin in Summer 2019 following full financial close of the projects. They are expected to be connected to the grid in 2020, producing enough electricity to cover demand from 105,000 households in the region.
Solarcentury will part own, construct, operate and manage the four 50 MWp plants, collectively known as ‘La Cabrera’, which are named “Cerrado Cabrera”, “El Primo Alemán”, “Hazas de los Sesenta” and “Los Gonzalez”.
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Financial close for 300 MW solar project in Spain
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Ellomay agrees to sell 49% stakes in Talasol solar project to Capital Dynamics, Fond-ICO Infraestructuras II
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April 26, 2019
95 MW of wind projects get permit from Canary Islands council
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