Latest News In Energy Transition - Greenbacker Sells Solar Portfolio to Altus Power
In the ongoing advancement of the energy transition, Greenbacker Renewable Energy Company LLC has executed a significant transaction by selling a 237-megawatt solar and storage portfolio to Altus Power. This sale, featuring over 100 projects across 18 states, aligns with Greenbacker’s strategy to emphasize larger utility-scale projects that enhance efficiency and create long-term value within the renewable energy sector. This strategic move is part of Greenbacker’s broader effort to optimize its renewable energy portfolio and follows the company’s financing of a substantial utility-scale solar project in New York. The transaction with Altus Power underscores both companies’ commitment to delivering reliable clean power and supporting the transition to a sustainable energy future.
Elsewhere in the market, Ryohin Keikaku (TSE:7453) was a standout up 11.7% and ending the day at ¥3,231. At the same time, Goldwind Science&Technology (SZSE:002202) trailed, down 10% to close at CN¥30.04.
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