Airengy Tech Ltd. to acquire six solar projects in Poland totaling 34 MW for €23.7 million
Airengy Tech Ltd. has signed binding agreements to acquire six solar projects in Poland, totaling 34 megawatts, for €23.7 million. This acquisition marks Airengy's first ownership of revenue-generating energy assets, including operational and advanced development stages, with plans to integrate battery storage for enhanced revenue stability.
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- Airengy's first ownership of revenue-generating energy assets.
- €23.7 million for 34 MW of solar capacity in Poland.
- Plans to integrate battery storage for enhanced revenue stability.
- Portfolio includes both operational and advanced development projects.
Source Intelligence
The transaction reflects an average cost of roughly €690,000 per installed megawatt. Based on professional assessments, combined revenues in the first full year of operation are projected to reach €3–3.5 million, with annual EBITDA estimated at €2.3–2.7 million. Over the lifetime of the projects, total revenues are expected to reach €97–120 million and EBITDA €75–84 million. The remaining production (approximately 38%) is expected to be sold on the open market. This acquisition marks the initial stage of a broader platform of renewable energy and storage assets that Airengy is developing in Europe. The company aims to expand its presence in the Polish market and is considering additional opportunities in photovoltaic projects, storage assets, and wind developments, mainly in the ready-to-build or late-stage development phases. Airengy is in discussions with institutional investors in Israel to explore potential participation in financing aspects of the projects. This new activity complements the company’s core operations in long-duration energy storage based on Compressed Air Power Plant (CAPP) technology.
"Airengy Tech Ltd. has announced that it has entered into binding agreements to acquire a portfolio of six solar projects"
"Airengy executed a supplementary financing agreement with an Israeli non-bank financing institution for approximately €9.3 million."
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