GUELPH, ONT. —Canadian Solar Inc. has announced the sale of the 10 MW AC Glenarm solar power plant to an affiliate of DIF Infrastructure III.
This plant is valued at more than C$60 million (US$49 million), explains a release, and will sell electricity pursuant to a 20-year Ontario Power Authority feed-in-tariff contract. The project reached commercial operation in November 2014.
"The Glenarm power plant further expands Canadian Solar’s contribution to the adoption of solar energy in North America," states Dr. Shawn Qu, chairman and chief executive officer of Canadian Solar in the release. "Canadian Solar is especially pleased to work with DIF, given DIF’s dedication and experience with renewable energy projects on a global basis."
The closing of this sale represents the first of four solar projects (Glenarm, Illumination, Beamlight, and GoldLight) that will be acquired by DIF. Construction and term financing for the project was provided by Natixis NY Branch, Rabobank Nederland NY Branch and NordLB.
"DIF, with over 300 MW of solar projects under management in North America and Europe, is pleased to announce the closing of the transaction," said Paul Huebener, head of Americas for DIF.
"DIF’s partnership with Canadian Solar provides another high quality solar project to our growing renewable energy portfolio in North America and Europe."
Follow @DCN_Canada on Twitter.
Recent Comments
comments for this post are closed