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Zelestra secures PPA with Celepsa for Babilonia solar project

Ppa Solar announced Peru Feb 25, 2026
242 MW
Capacity
construction
Stage
Babilonia solar project
Project

Zelestra has secured a long-term power purchase agreement with Celepsa, part of Grupo UNACEM, for the 242 MWdc Babilonia solar project in Arequipa, Peru. The PPA will supply regulated, mining, and industrial customers.

Deal Analysis

Zelestra's securing of a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) with Celepsa, part of Grupo UNACEM, for the 242 MWdc Babilonia solar project in Arequipa, Peru, represents a significant step for the company in expanding its renewable energy footprint. The PPA will supply regulated, mining, and industrial customers, indicating a diversified revenue stream for the project. This deal underscores the growing demand for clean energy solutions in Peru, particularly from energy-intensive sectors like mining and industry. The Babilonia solar project, once operational, will contribute substantially to Peru's renewable energy capacity. Zelestra's expertise in solar, battery energy storage, wind, and hydrogen positions them well to capitalize on the increasing demand for clean energy solutions in the region. The partnership with Celepsa, a part of Grupo UNACEM, provides Zelestra with a reliable offtaker and access to a diverse customer base. While the financial details of the PPA remain undisclosed, the size of the project suggests a substantial investment and a long-term commitment to renewable energy in Peru.
  • 242 MWdc Babilonia solar project is a significant addition to Peru's renewable energy capacity.
  • Zelestra's PPA with Celepsa demonstrates the growing demand for clean energy from regulated, mining, and industrial sectors.
  • Zelestra's involvement highlights its position as a key player in the clean energy solutions market.
  • The project's location in Arequipa, Peru, suggests favorable solar resources and strategic importance.
Market Context: Peru is experiencing increasing demand for renewable energy, driven by government policies and the needs of energy-intensive industries. Solar energy is becoming an increasingly attractive option due to its declining costs and abundant resources in certain regions of the country.

Source Intelligence

Capacity
242 MWdc Babilonia solar project
Location
Babilonia solar project in Arequipa, Peru
Announcement
25 February 2026
PARTIES MENTIONED IN SOURCE
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Zelestra developer

"Zelestra has commenced construction of the 242 MWdc Babilonia solar project in Arequipa, Peru."

medium quality Enriched Feb 25, 2026

Timeline

Announced
Feb 25, 2026
Signed
Closed

Market Context

This deal is part of the Solar sector in Peru.
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