Enel Green Power has signed two long-term Power Purchase Agreements with Air Liquide Large Industries South Africa and Sasol South Africa to supply a total capacity of 220 MW of renewable energy to Sasol’s Secunda site, where Air Liquide operates the world’s largest oxygen production facility. This agreement is subject to regulatory and financial approvals.The PPAs represent the first results of a joint Request for Proposal process initiated by Air Liquide and Sasol in April 2021 for the procurement of a total capacity of 900 MW of renewable energy, the largest corporate effort in South Africa to procure renewable energy for their operations.The renewable energy will be supplied by two Enel Green Power wind projects, located in the Eastern Cape and have an expected annual production of more than 800 GWh.Within the framework of the agreements with Air Liquide and Sasol, the two wind projects will be implemented through special purpose vehicles dedicated to each project, which will be local majority-owned.
Enel Green Power has signed two long-term Power Purchase Agreements with Air Liquide Large Industries South Africa and Sasol South Africa to supply a total capacity of 220 MW of renewable energy to Sasol’s Secunda site, where Air Liquide operates the world’s largest oxygen production facility. This agreement is subject to regulatory and financial approvals.The PPAs represent the first results of a joint Request for Proposal process initiated by Air Liquide and Sasol in April 2021 for the procurement of a total capacity of 900 MW of renewable energy, the largest corporate effort in South Africa to procure renewable energy for their operations.The renewable energy will be supplied by two Enel Green Power wind projects, located in the Eastern Cape and have an expected annual production of more than 800 GWh.Within the framework of the agreements with Air Liquide and Sasol, the two wind projects will be implemented through special purpose vehicles dedicated to each project, which will be local majority-owned.
