WFW advises PARQ energy on acquisition of 56.6 MWp solar project27 May 2026
We advised PARQ energy GmbH on its acquisition of a 56.6 MWp solar park project in Brandenburg, Germany.
We advised PARQ energy GmbH on its acquisition of a 56.6 MWp solar park project in Brandenburg, Germany.
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With a total capacity of 381 MW, this sale was the largest M&A transaction in the German onshore wind sector in 2025.
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