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ACWA Power sells its stake in a 60 MW Photovoltaic Power Plant in Bulgaria

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Summary
Bulgaria, 10 September, 2020: ACF Renewable Energy Limited, a subsidiary of ACWA Power has today completed a sale of its 100% stake in ACWA Power CF Karad PV Park EAD (“ACWA Power Karad”), owner of the 60.4 MWp Karadzhalovo photovoltaic (PV) power plant in Bulgaria to Enery Development GmbH, an Austrian investor and project developer in the renewable energy sector for an undisclosed consideration.

Furthermore, ACWA Power’s subsidiary NOMAC Limited, has also completed the sale of its 100% stake in NOMAC Bulgaria, a company providing Operations & Maintenance (O&M) services to the ACWA Power Karad plant, to Enery Development GmbH for an undisclosed consideration. Both transactions follow the signing of a binding agreement back in December 2019 and constitute the largest brownfield PV deal in Bulgaria to date.

The Karadzhalovo power plant, which is the largest single-site PV plant in Bulgaria, generated 85.56 GWh of carbon-neutral energy in 2019.

Raiffeisen Bank International AG acts as the exclusive financial advisor to the sellers and CMS Sofia serves as the legal advisor to the sellers.

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Paddy Padmanathan, President & CEO of ACWA Power
ACWA Power Karad was one of our first solar PV project investments and served as a stepping-stone to our future investments in the renewable Solar PV market in the Middle East, Africa and rest of the world. From those beginnings just a decade ago, we are proud to recognize that approximately 25% of ACWA Power’s total portfolio (based on capital cost) which in the meanwhile has multiplied by four times, comprises of renewable power assets

Paddy Padmanathan, President & CEO of ACWA Power “
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Rajit Nanda, Chief Investment Officer at ACWA Power
This sale represents one of the few complete divestments undertaken by ACWA Power. Being one of our early Solar PV investments, the Karadzhalovo plant provided us with great learnings to expand our footprint in the sector; however, while we maintain our focus on renewables, given the relatively small size of this plant in comparison to the remainder in our rapidly growing portfolio, we believe it now makes sense to sell our stake in this plant

Rajit Nanda, Chief Investment Officer at ACWA Power “
Source: acwapower

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