Albioma acquires 26 MW photovoltaic portfolio in mainland France from Valeco
Type: Acquisition · Technology: Solar · Country: France · Capacity: 26 MW · Announced: 2026-07-22
French IPP Albioma announced the acquisition of a photovoltaic portfolio in mainland France, totaling approximately 26 MW of installed capacity. This operation increases Albioma Solaire France's photovoltaic fleet capacity to 77 MWc, up from 52.4 MWc previously. The portfolio, composed of rooftop and carport solar plants, is primarily located in the South of France, with additional assets in the North and East of the territory. This acquisition strengthens Albioma's presence in a core business for the group and expands its geographical footprint with quality assets already in operation. The portfolio was sold by Valeco, a French renewable energy producer and a subsidiary of the EnBW group since 2019.
Analysis
Albioma acquired a 26 MW photovoltaic portfolio in mainland France from Valeco on July 22, 2026. Valeco, a subsidiary of EnBW since 2019, is a French renewable energy producer. The portfolio, composed of rooftop and carport solar plants, is primarily located in the South of France, with additional assets in the North and East of the territory. The acquisition increases Albioma Solaire France's photovoltaic fleet capacity to 77 MWc, up from 52.4 MWc previously. The value of the acquisition was not disclosed.
Key points
- 26 MW photovoltaic portfolio acquired
- 77 MWc total photovoltaic fleet capacity for Albioma Solaire France
- July 22, 2026 acquisition date
- Valeco as the seller
- EnBW as Valeco's parent company
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