Aquila European Renewables has finalized the sale of the 40 MW Desfina wind farm in Greece for €26 million, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing divestment strategy. This transaction, which received regulatory approval earlier this year, is part of a larger plan for the company to systematically exit its renewable energy portfolio.
The sale involved an 89% stake in the wind farm and is part of a broader agreement that includes the transfer of both Greek and Danish assets to funds managed by Aquila Capital. The total value of this agreement approaches €62 million, with the Danish assets already sold by the end of last year. This strategic move underscores Aquila’s focus on optimizing its asset management and restructuring efforts.
In addition to this recent transaction, Aquila has indicated that more divestments are planned, with further returns to investors anticipated as these processes unfold. As of mid-2025, the company oversees a portfolio exceeding 400 MW of installed wind and solar capacity, which is now being actively liquidated as part of its structured exit strategy. This approach reflects a significant shift in Aquila’s operational focus and aligns with broader trends in the renewable energy sector across Europe.
