CCE The Netherlands, a subsidiary of CCE Holding, has acquired the 23.3 MW Marknesse solar project in Flevoland. Construction is set to begin before summer, with completion expected by the end of 2024. With all necessary licenses secured, this project marks a significant milestone for CCE in the region and underscores the company’s commitment to Europe’s energy transition. The addition of the Marknesse project will increase CCE The Netherlands’ total operational capacity to 29.5 MW.
CCE acquires 23.3 MW Solar Project in the Netherlands
The construction of CCE Netherlands, Marknesse solar project is expected to complete by end of 2024. (Image Credit: Pexels)
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