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Czech Firm Plans to Deploy Croatian PPAs

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Czech renewable investment firm Woodburn Capital Partners will introduce power purchase agreements (PPAs) to the Croatian market, with PPAs also planned in central, eastern and southern Europe, according to Bloomberg.

  • The power supplied through the PPAs will provided from plants in Stankovci and Brdovec- southern and northern Croatia – and other power plants in its pipeline that have not been announced.
  • The firm announced last summer that it plans to build and operate two solar power plants with a total installed capacity of 13MW in Croatia.
  • The company is also planning a 92.5MW PV farm in Bosnia that will include an on-site Battery Energy Storage System (BESS).
  • Woodburn entered its first-ever PPA with international automotive company Magna for a 2.4MW PV farm at one of Magna Bohemia’s factories in the Czech Republic. The agreement is for 15 years.
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Czech renewable investment firm Woodburn Capital Partners will introduce power purchase agreements (PPAs) to the Croatian market, with PPAs also planned in central, eastern and southern Europe, according to Bloomberg.

  • The power supplied through the PPAs will provided from plants in Stankovci and Brdovec- southern and northern Croatia – and other power plants in its pipeline that have not been announced.
  • The firm announced last summer that it plans to build and operate two solar power plants with a total installed capacity of 13MW in Croatia.
  • The company is also planning a 92.5MW PV farm in Bosnia that will include an on-site Battery Energy Storage System (BESS).
  • Woodburn entered its first-ever PPA with international automotive company Magna for a 2.4MW PV farm at one of Magna Bohemia’s factories in the Czech Republic. The agreement is for 15 years.