Luxcara, a leading clean energy infrastructure asset manager in Europe, in partnership with Bayerische Landesbank, has secured financing for a significant 315.7 MW PV portfolio in Denmark, one of Northern Europe’s largest. The portfolio includes three major projects spanning Zealand and Jutland: Barmosen (137.3 MW), Faxe (111.6 MW), and Vildbjerg (66.7 MW), all operational by late 2022 and fully integrated into the grid by 2023. Details of the financing remain undisclosed by mutual agreement between the parties involved.
Luxcara, Bayerische Landesbank close Denmark PV deal
Luxcara and Bayerische Landesbank finalize Denmark PV portfolio deal, encompassing 315.7 MW capacity across three solar plants. (Image Credit: Luxcara).
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