EDP Renováveis, a Spain-headquartered renewable energy producer majority-owned by Portugal-based EDP, has signed a Sale and Purchase Agreement with Prosolia Energy. The deal is to sell a 100% equity stake in a 190 MW AC (229 MW DC) solar portfolio in Spain for an estimated enterprise value of €0.16 billion (~ $0.19 billion). According to EDP Renováveis, the portfolio has five operating solar plants in Andalucía and Castilla y León, each with an average asset life of less than one year and operating under long-term PPA. The transaction is subject to regulatory and customary conditions and is expected to be completed in 2025. EDP Renováveis has said the sale has secured about €0.8 billion (~ $0.93 billion) toward its €2 billion (~ $2.32 billion) asset rotation proceeds target for 2025, as disclosed under Article 17 of Regulation (EU) No. 596/2014. Earlier this year, EDP had also entered into a 170 MW hybrid solar-plus-storage PPA in Spain with Zelestra.
Prosolia Energy to acquire 190 MW AC solar assets from EDPR
EDP Renováveis is divesting five operating Spanish solar plants totaling 190 MW AC to Prosolia Energy in a €0.16 billion transaction, with closing expected in 2025.
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