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Greece: Helleniq Renewables binding agreement for the acquisition of Kozani solar project

Helleniq Energy Holdings announced the execution by its 100% owned subsidiary, Helleniq Renewables, of a binding agreement with Lightosource Renewable Energy Greece Holdings Limited for the acquisition, upon the start of commercial operations, of a PV portfolio in Kozani with a capacity of up to 180 MW, of which over 50% is contracted on a long-term basis. 

The projects are expected to start commercial operations between Q1 and Q3 2024.

This agreement accelerates the implementation of the Group’s strategic plan to reach at least 1 GW of operating RES capacity by 2025 and over 2 GW by 2030.

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