Vattenfall and European Energy have today announced the transaction of eight wind and solar assets, totaling 85.8 MW. The sites are located in Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and UK. European Energy will take over the day-to-day operations of the renewable assets from Vattenfall. The deal amounts to 57.8 MW of operational assets as well as 28 MW of solar projects under development, expected to become operational during 2022.Projects that European Energy is acquiring from VattenfallRyå 7.5 MW Denmark WindHollandsbjerg 16.5 MW Denmark WindJȁnschwalde 12 MW Germany WindEnkhuizen 2.4 MW Netherlands WindDe Bjirmen 6 MW Netherlands WindParc Cynog Wind and Solar Farm 5 MW solar and 3.6 MW wind United Kingdom PV and windPark Pendine 4.8 MW United Kingdom WindIn development 28 MW Undisclosed SolarVattenfall has made the decision in order to further optimize its onshore fleet by reducing the number of different turbine types and to increase standardization of technology and servicing platforms. Meanwhile, Vattenfall continues to have strong growth plans for onshore wind with over 1GW currently in construction and an ambition to grow substantially until 2030.European Energy is a Danish developer of solar and wind farms as well as PtX solutions. The company was founded in 2004 and has since developed and built for almost 2 GW of renewable energy in over 18 different countries. By the end of the first half of 2021, the company is engaged in the construction of renewable energy projects with a total energy capacity of over 1.2 GW spread over 26 projects in eight countries.
Vattenfall and European Energy have today announced the transaction of eight wind and solar assets, totaling 85.8 MW. The sites are located in Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and UK. European Energy will take over the day-to-day operations of the renewable assets from Vattenfall. The deal amounts to 57.8 MW of operational assets as well as 28 MW of solar projects under development, expected to become operational during 2022.Projects that European Energy is acquiring from VattenfallRyå 7.5 MW Denmark WindHollandsbjerg 16.5 MW Denmark WindJȁnschwalde 12 MW Germany WindEnkhuizen 2.4 MW Netherlands WindDe Bjirmen 6 MW Netherlands WindParc Cynog Wind and Solar Farm 5 MW solar and 3.6 MW wind United Kingdom PV and windPark Pendine 4.8 MW United Kingdom WindIn development 28 MW Undisclosed SolarVattenfall has made the decision in order to further optimize its onshore fleet by reducing the number of different turbine types and to increase standardization of technology and servicing platforms. Meanwhile, Vattenfall continues to have strong growth plans for onshore wind with over 1GW currently in construction and an ambition to grow substantially until 2030.European Energy is a Danish developer of solar and wind farms as well as PtX solutions. The company was founded in 2004 and has since developed and built for almost 2 GW of renewable energy in over 18 different countries. By the end of the first half of 2021, the company is engaged in the construction of renewable energy projects with a total energy capacity of over 1.2 GW spread over 26 projects in eight countries.
