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Exus Renewables North America, a renewable energy company, has purchased a 715MWp solar portfolio consisting of four projects from ibV Energy Partners, broadening its development pipeline into Wisconsin and Louisiana.
The portfolio includes the 310MWp Maple Grove Solar project, developed in two phases, located in Barron County, Wisconsin; the 125MWp Bayou Teche Solar project in St. Mary Parish, Louisiana; and the 280MWp Bayou Chicot Solar project in Evangeline Parish, Louisiana. After completing the acquisition, Exus will move the projects forward through their subsequent development phases.
Jim Spencer, president and CEO of Exus Renewables North America, said the purchase marks a key milestone in the ongoing expansion of the company’s development portfolio and supports its approach of assembling a portfolio that is diverse in both geography and technology throughout the US. He noted that the projects stand out due to their ability to interconnect rapidly in markets where demand growth exceeds available generation. Spencer added that Exus is glad to work with ibV, which shares its conviction that successful projects result from meaningful community engagement and strong local partnerships, and that the company looks forward to building on that foundation as it advances the projects.
The transaction follows on from development work by ibV Energy Partners and grows Exus’s portfolio of utility-scale renewable energy projects in the US.
Exus Renewables North America is an independent owner, developer and operator of utility-scale renewable energy and energy storage projects in the US. Its portfolio contains over 6GW of renewable energy capacity, with more than 800MW either in operation or under construction.
Last year, the company obtained financing for a 130MW solar PV project in Portugal. MUFG‘s European arm acted as sole mandated lead arranger, hedge provider, facility agent and account bank. Exus did not reveal the financing amount.
ibV Energy Partners, the US arm of German renewable energy developer ib vogt, operates in 18 states. The German company reports a global development pipeline of roughly 29GWp of solar PV, 9.7GW of battery energy storage systems and 1.9GW of wind, with close to 574MWp of solar, 29MW of battery energy storage and 69MW of wind capacity currently under construction.
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