Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV), a leading renewable energy company, has entered the Finnish market in collaboration with local operator Will & Must. They have established a framework agreement to develop 600 MW of PV projects up to the ‘ready to build’ phase. This 600 MW corresponds to several projects in different planning stages, expected to reach the ‘ready to build’ phase between 2024 and 2026. This marks FRV’s first venture into a Nordic country, aligning with Will & Must’s goal to prepare 1,000 hectares for solar deployment by 2027. FRV has constructed over 50 renewable energy plants across various countries. FRV also has a pipeline exceeding 24 GW of new projects in Finland and other markets like Italy, Spain, Greece, Poland, the UK, Chile, Brazil, Australia, and New Zealand.
FRV enters Finland with new solar projects
FRV has entered Finland’s renewable energy market through a 600 MW solar project partnership with Will & Must. (Image Credit: Fotowatio Renewable Ventures)
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