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Greece: Additional solar capacity at Claritas

Claritas, renewables developer which has developed a large solar portfolio across Europe, entered the Greek solar market in 2018 and has since engaged in the development of large-scale solar energy facilities through its subsidiary Claritas Hellas Energy.

Claritas has secured new RES production licenses in May amounting to 277 MW of solar capacity, increasing its total solar portfolio in Greece to 591 MW. The entirety of new capacity is located in northern Greece and Claritas expects that it will start the development of these project by the end of 2021.

 

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