Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners’s Energy Transition Fund I secures full ownership of Soltec’s Danish solar portfolio, aiming to power former’s Danish Power-to-X projects. The diverse portfolio spans Denmark, primarily in Jutland, with a collective potential capacity of nearly 850 MW. Power-to-X projects use clean energy to power ammonia or hydrogen or E-methanol, such as Fjord eSAF and Høst green ammonia/hydrogen projects.
CIP takes full control of Soltec’s Danish PV portfolio
CIP aims to accelerate the development of the portfolio by working closely with local stakeholders to deploy renewable energy projects in Denmark. Image Credit CIP.
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