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European Energy sælger tre britiske solcelleparker

De tre solcelleparker har en samlet kapacitet på 115 MW. Hvem køber er, og hvad værdien af handlen er oplyser European Energy ikke.
20. DEC 2024 9.07

European Energy has sold three solar farms in the UK to an undisclosed customer. The Marksbury Plain, Kincraig and Vicarage Drove solar farms have a combined capacity of over 115 MW.

The Marksbury Plain project, located near Bath in Somerset, will provide solar energy to Asahi Europe & International for the production of Asahi beverages in the UK. Asahi has entered into a multi-year power purchase agreement (PPA) to purchase power from the site. The Kincraig project, located south of Ellon in Aberdeenshire, and the Vicarage Drove project, located near Bicker in Lincolnshire, have also entered into multi-year PPAs with a global corporate customer.

The three solar farms are expected to have a combined annual electricity production of more than 120 GWh, equivalent to the energy consumption of over 30,000 European households.

- The significant value created through these three exemplary projects is a testament to European Energy’s business model, which involves us at all stages of the project lifecycle. I am proud of the team we have built, which is now able to handle the construction of multiple solar parks simultaneously across the UK and contribute to the green transition, says Adam Spearey, UK Development Director at European Energy.

All three parks are at various stages of construction and are planned to be connected to the grid in the first and second quarters of 2025. European Energy did not disclose the price of the three solar parks. Although they have now been sold, they will not be far from European Energy's solar parks in the UK

- The UK has become a core market for European Energy in just a few years. We have committed to funding the development of a large pipeline of UK solar, wind and energy storage projects and have already made investment decisions on the next series of construction projects to start in 2025,” says Jens-Peter Zink, Vice President of European Energy.

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This article has been automatically translated from danish.
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