Israeli crew gets in Greek market with 378MW pipeline
- Kenlov Renewable Energy plans wind and also solar projects in the Southern European country
Israeli company Kenlov Renewable Energy has actually gotten in the Greek clean power market, with a 378MW pipeline of wind and also solar growth projects currently in the process of safeguarding power production licenses.
The pipeline covers nine projects, 3 of which-- totalling 223MW - will certainly be created by Kenlov's expanding in-house team under the management of newly assigned Greece country manager Giannis Lazarou.
The continuing to be 155MW have actually been come from by a recognized unnamed renewable energy developer in Greece, which will additionally take the projects onward under a growth solution agreement authorized with Kenlov.
Kenlov Renewable Energy chief running officer Yehuda Halevy claimed: "The fast development we have actually made in Greece is testament to Kenlov's capability to stem quality projects and involve with expert local companions in a largely affordable landscape.
" We praise Giannis and his team on setting the standard for the ongoing development of Kenlov's pipeline in Europe as well as the US."
Lazarou said: "I joined the group at Kenlov to aid establish a new IPP with a significant international portfolio.
" We've come a long way in a few brief months which bodes quite possibly certainly for the future. Our ambition is to develop out a functional portfolio in Greece of thousands of megawatts in the coming years."
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