ABO Energy sells French Agri-PV portfolio to Tenergie

By Global Infrastructure Sherpa · Feb 2, 2026

Sale Solar announced France Feb 2, 2026

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ABO Energy GmbH has completed the sale of a French solar Agri-PV portfolio to Tenergie SAS, transferring the assets on a turnkey basis. The transaction covers two agrivoltaics projects— Presnoy and Nargis (Bois de Vaux) —with a combined capacity of 41.21 MWp, and a third project, taking ABO’s total divestment in France to 85 MWp.

Deal Analysis

ABO Energy GmbH's sale of a French Agri-PV portfolio to Tenergie SAS represents a strategic divestment for ABO Energy and an expansion of Tenergie's renewable energy footprint in France. The transaction involves the transfer of assets on a turnkey basis, including two agrivoltaics projects (Presnoy and Nargis (Bois de Vaux)) with a combined capacity of 41.21 MWp, and a third project, bringing the total capacity divested to 85 MWp. This deal allows ABO Energy to potentially reallocate capital to other projects or markets, while providing Tenergie with a significant boost to its solar PV portfolio. The sale is notable due to the size of the portfolio (85 MWp) and the involvement of Tenergie, a key player in the French renewable energy market. The focus on Agri-PV projects is also significant, reflecting the growing interest in integrating solar energy production with agricultural activities. While the financial details of the transaction remain undisclosed, the deal underscores the continued investment and consolidation occurring within the European solar energy sector.

ABO Energy divests 85 MWp of solar assets in France.
Tenergie expands its solar PV portfolio with the acquisition.
The deal focuses on Agri-PV projects, showcasing the integration of agriculture and solar energy.
Transaction involves a turnkey transfer of assets.

Market Context: The French solar energy market is experiencing significant growth, driven by government policies and increasing demand for renewable energy sources. Agri-PV, which combines solar energy generation with agricultural land use, is gaining traction as a sustainable and efficient land management approach.

Source Intelligence

KEY DETAILS

The transaction covers two agrivoltaics projects— Presnoy and Nargis (Bois de Vaux) —with a combined capacity of 41.21 MWp. Presnoy alone represents 26.25 MWp. Both core projects are backed by Contracts for Difference (CfDs) awarded through the French state tender process. Presnoy and Nargis are designed around agricultural co-use , supporting sheep grazing across 52 hectares combined , with expected operating lives of up to 40 years.

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taking ABO’s total divestment in France to 85 MWp

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Location

both located in the Loiret region

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Announcement

February 2, 2026

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with commissioning targeted in 2026