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POWER: Eurowind’s Portuguese PV Capacity to Climb to 120MW

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Eurowind has purchased 11 Portuguese solar projects, a combined capacity of 55MW, with the projects in the “advanced stages of development,” it said.

  • The PV farms are in central Portugal, with the financial close of the projects anticipated when the first three units enter the “ready-to-build” stage.
  • The units will about double Eurowind’s installed PV capacity to around 120MW. 
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Eurowind has purchased 11 Portuguese solar projects, a combined capacity of 55MW, with the projects in the “advanced stages of development,” it said.

  • The PV farms are in central Portugal, with the financial close of the projects anticipated when the first three units enter the “ready-to-build” stage.
  • The units will about double Eurowind’s installed PV capacity to around 120MW.