European investment company is evaluating the totalitarian sale on French territory
of a photovoltaic system floating in an artificial lake with a power of about 10 mega
watts.
The counterparties are required to exercise the utmost discretion in any negotiations.

Working on behalf of an established British merchant bank, MA specialist is targeting European countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea in order to locate opportunities for investment in photovoltaic systems ranging in size from 5 megawatts to 100 megawatts, and preferably constructed in the last 4 to 6 years in order to take advantage of any applicable incentives.

North-African engineering company with an extensive background in exploiting renewable energy sources and providing tailored support in terms of financial management and the identification of funding sources seeks industrial partner specialized in producing, installing and testing photovoltaic systems. The proposal in question would involve creating a joint venture to build a 200 megawatt solar power plant in Senegal. Further details and clarifications regarding the anticipated economic returns will be made available subsequent to an initial request for contact.

The company in question is part of a European sustainable energy group specialized in the solar energy chain, from design through to final construction. As part of its international development plan, the company draws on its extensive experience working on the African continent to offer local governments a partnership opportunity for the installation of “ready to build” photovoltaic systems with wattages that can reach as much as 50 megawatts or more, with the company maintaining partial ownership of the system following installation.
Further details will be provided in response to a contact request.