Renewable energy developer, Voltalia, has entered into an agreement with an investment fund, STOA, for the sale of the minority stakes in two wind farms in Brazil.
STOA will acquire 35% stake in each of the 163 MW VSM 1 and 128 MW VSM 2 wind projects currently being developed by Voltalia in the Rio Grande do Norte. The projects are part of the Serra Blanca cluster.
The deal is expected to before the end of 2019.
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