Renewable energy developer European Energy is to sell a portfolio of Danish solar photovoltaic farms to Swiss asset manager Re:cap Global Investors. The eight solar assets, with a combined capacity of 70MW, came online earlier this year. The solar plants are located in Bornholm, Lolland, Falster, Hjorring, Laeso and Holbaek. Europe Energy chief executive Knud Erik Andersen said: “We are excited to have signed the agreement for the sale of the Danish solar PV portfolio. “This our second transaction with Re:cap and we have come to appreciate their attitude and professionalism. I hope we can build on our relationship in the future.” Re:cap chief executive Thomas Seibel said: “Denmark is a world leading country in renewable energy production and the acquisition of this solar PV portfolio is the perfect ending of a successful year for us. “We hope that 2019 will bring even more opportunities to deepen our collaboration with European Energy Group.”
Swiss asset manager Re : Be Global Investors is set to acquire 800 MW of Danish solar photovoltaic farms from developer European Energy Group ( EE ) , marking the second transaction between the two companies . The eight farms came online last year , and are situated in Bornholm , Falster , Zealand , Holbaek , Laeso and Copenhagen .