Nordic Solar recently sold part of its Portuguese portfolio to EOS Holding, a renewable energy-focused group. The Trofa solar park, covering 11 hectares with a 2.3 MW capacity, marked Nordic Solar’s second divestment. With satisfaction over the swift deal, the company continues its strategy, retaining two solar parks in Portugal and projects across 12 European countries. Nordic Solar plans further asset divestments in 2024, aiming to double production capacity by the end of the year amid ongoing project development and construction efforts.
EOS Holding acquires Nordic Solar’s Trofa solar park
Nordic Solar successfully divests Trofa solar park to EOS Holding, aligning with its strategic large-scale project investment approach. (Image Credit: Nordic Solar).
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