Gresham House acquires solar farm from Anesco
A 50 MW solar farm in Lincolnshire, England, has been acquired by Gresham House from Anesco, as part of a three-year development and construction partnership.
A 50 MW solar farm in Lincolnshire, England, has been acquired by Gresham House from Anesco, as part of a three-year development and construction partnership.
The solar projects are currently under development in Spain and have a potential aggregate capacity of approximately 490 MWdc.
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The 50 MW solar PV plant is located in Badajoz, southwest Spain.
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