Latest News In Energy Transition - Atlantica Expands With Major Canadian Renewable Energy Acquisition

Simply Wall St.
05 Aug

Atlantica Sustainable Infrastructure has announced the acquisition of a Canadian renewable energy platform, marking a significant development in the energy transition landscape. This acquisition involves 236 MW of operational capacity and an additional 0.81 GW pipeline of renewable and storage projects in Canada. Among the key assets are operational wind facilities in Quebec and Alberta with long-term power purchase agreements. This strategic move enhances Atlantica's presence in Canada and supports its strategy for growth in North America's renewable energy sector. The transaction, pending regulatory approvals, is expected to be completed by the end of 2025.

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  • "Atlantica Announces the Acquisition of Statkraft's Renewable Energy Platform in Canada" from Atlantica Sustainable Infrastructure LTD on GlobeNewswire (published 01 August 2025)

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