WFW advises Blue Elephant on acquisition of large Greek solar parks
This transaction marks Blue Elephant’s entry into the Greek renewable energy market, and includes the largest operational solar park in Greece, with an overall capacity of 38 MWp.
This transaction marks Blue Elephant’s entry into the Greek renewable energy market, and includes the largest operational solar park in Greece, with an overall capacity of 38 MWp.
The agreement will lead to the joint development, alongside medium-to-small local construction businesses, of solar pipelines in Italy with a combined installed capacity of up to 100 MW.
This financing follows Noy Fund’s recent acquisition of a majority stake in the Olmedilla plant, on which WFW also advised. The acquisition was Noy Fund’s first investment in Spain.
The photovoltaic plant is located in Cadiz, Spain, and will be operational in 2021. It is Everwood’s second merchant plant, with the financing representing a leverage of 62% on the project.
The targets were two SPVs that own authorisations for the construction and installation of eight rooftop photovoltaic plants located in the Lombardy, Veneto, Lazio and Marche regions in Italy.
Intesol Energie owns and operates the 1 MW Intesol photovoltaic plant in Ravenna, Emilia Romagna, Italy and benefits from feed-in tariffs under IV Conto Energia.
The 240 MW portfolio includes eight PV projects under development in the Dutch provinces of Overijssel and Limburg and five PV projects under development in Italy’s Apulia region.
The Basilicata TAR annulled the Basilicata Region’s order rejecting an application for a Single Authorisation for the construction of a 20 MW photovoltaic plant in Ferrandina.
The portfolio, comprising five Spanish plants currently under construction with a 50 MW nominal capacity, is located in Spain’s Albacete region.
The portfolio comprises 73 plants which produce over 355,000 MWh annually, representing enough clean electricity to supply more than 115,000 households.