Voltalia has signed a share purchase agreement to acquire a 70% controlling stake in a portfolio of four solar plants (57 megawatts) in Jordan, maintained and partially developed by Voltalia since 2015.
The portfolio bought by Voltalia includes three 11 megawatt-plants located in Ma’an and a 24 megawatt-plant located in Mafraq, for a total of 57 megawatts. Voltalia knows these solar plants perfectly well as a Service provider: it was involved in their development and has been fully in charge of their construction in 2015 and their maintenance since their commissioning in 2016.
The solar plants benefit from a 20-year public-utility PPA signed in 2016. Revenues are dollarized and guaranteed by the Government of Jordan for the full duration of the PPA.
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