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Greece, Greencells announced that it has acquired two solar projects

German solar developer Greencells announced that it has acquired two solar projects in Spain and Greece totaling 300 MW of installed capacity, thus increasing its development pipeline in Europe to more than 3.5 GW.

The statement from the company said that it has acquired 275 MW Megalo Monastriri solar project in Greece.

Greencell’s solar development projects are spread across nine European countries, of which projects totaling 525 MW are located in Greece.

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