Octopus Invests in 250MW Solar Plants: Ireland and Portugal
- Octopus Energy Generation has invested in two clean energy developers to develop over 100 solar projects and 250MW capacity. Solar projects will be installed on rooftops and businesses sites with no upfront costs, reducing fossil fuel dependency and providing cheaper, cleaner energy to businesses.
Octopus Energy Generation has invested in two clean energy developers in Ireland and Portugal to develop more than 100 solar projects totalling 250MW capacity. The investments will enable the development of solar projects on rooftops and business sites, allowing businesses to benefit from on-premises solar energy deployment sold back to them via fixed power purchase agreements. Verde Energy Group in Ireland will build more than 50 solar projects, with a combined capacity of 100MW, by 2027, while the SparkWave Energy joint venture in Portugal will provide solar installations with no upfront costs to businesses. The solar projects are expected to reduce fossil fuel dependency and help businesses benefit from cheaper, cleaner energy.
What Benefits Will 100MW of Solar Projects Bring?
- The solar projects are expected to reduce carbon emissions, helping to protect the environment
- Renewable energy generated by the solar projects will help businesses reduce their energy consumption and costs
- The solar projects will provide a stable and reliable source of energy to businesses.
- The solar projects will create new green jobs and help stimulate the local economy
- The solar projects will help businesses reduce their reliance on non-renewable energy sources and make the transition to clean energy sources
- The solar projects will help businesses increase their sustainability and reduce their environmental impact.
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