Nordic Solar marks a strategic shift by divesting its PV plant portfolio, paving the way for significant investments in large-scale projects. The move reflects a focus on ground-mounted ventures, with an emphasis on development and construction. The recent divestment includes part of the Italian Sella portfolio, totaling 12.84 MW, acquired by an experienced renewable energy operator. Nordic Solar anticipates further divestments in 2024, signaling a commitment to transformative growth.
Nordic Solar initiates strategic shift with Italian PV plant divestment
Two solar parks in Italy remain under Nordic Solar’s management post the strategic acquisition of the Sella portfolio in 2018. Image Credit Nordic Solar.
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