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Latest purchase of five million shares EUR27m takes total shareholding in solar programmer to 16.2%.

earnings report. Have Scatec and Equinor Exited Argentina's Solar Market? Scatec Solar and Equinor have agreed to sell their 50/50 joint venture stake in the 117-MW

Scatec and Aeolus switch on Tunisia’s first Scatec-built solar plant: 60‑MW Sidi Bouzid hits COD, anchoring a 30‑year PPA as twin Tozeur project targets 2026.

Scatec ASA launches Egypt's 1.1-GW Obelisk solar project, featuring cutting-edge battery storage and backed by major financial partners, set to transform renewable energy by 2026.

Construction will now kick off at three PV sites as well as a 225MW storage facility in the Kenhardt region

The Progressovka project is located in the Mykolayiv region of the country

independent power producer (IPP) Scatec Solar ASA has posted strong numbers with its second quarter 2019 results. The PV company’s proportionate

Scatec ASA sells majority stake in Mocuba solar power plant to Globeleq, generating a net gain of $4m. The plant has a 25-year power purchase agreement and produces 75 GWh annually.

large-scale gamer throughout multiple renewable energy innovations. Scatec Solar is to get SN Power from Norfund, the state-owned investment fund which has

Scatec Solar and its partners have grid connected its third solar power plant in Malaysia, the 66MW Merchang plant. Scatec now boasts a 197MW PV pipeline within the country.    Raymond Carlsen, CEO of Scatec Solar, said: “We are pleased to have reached another important milestone together with our partners in Malaysia. This also marks the completion of Scatec Solar’s first large scale solar project in South East Asia, a market where we are working on several interesting opportunities.”   The Merchang plant is expected to generate around 94,000 MWh of electricity per year, while the site started to generate revenues on 31 May 2019. The clean energy produced by the plant will help avoid about 70,000 tonnes of carbon emissions per year and provide more than 31,000 households with electricity.   Back in December 2016, Scatec Solar entered into the Malaysian large-scale solar energy market by forming a partnership with a local ITRAMAS-led consortium that had signed three 21-year PPAs with the country’s largest electricity utility, Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB).    This partnership led to the development of three solar plants totaling 197MW with a total investment of about US$293 million.    With the grid connection of this site, Scatec Solar currently has plants with a total capacity of 911MW in operation and another 993MW under construction.

Scatec Solar has announced that it has achieved financial close for its three Grootfontein solar projects, with a combined capacity of 273MW, in South Africa. The projects were awarded after the fifth bidding round of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP). Scatec will have a 51% equity stake in the projects, with H1 Holdings, its local Black Economic Empowerment partner, owning 46.5% and the Grootfontein Local Community Trust 2.5%. Construction is slated to begin in the first quarter of 2024, with expected completion in 2025. The projects are estimated to cost $270 million and will be financed by equity from the owners and $241 million of non-recourse project finance debt provided by Standard Bank of South Africa. Once operational, the solar plants will provide renewable energy to approximately 100,000 households in the region. What are the Finances for Scatec Solar's Grootfontein Projects? Projects will be completed in 2025 Cost of projects estimated to be $270 million Standard Bank of South Africa to provide $241 million of non-recourse project finance debt Scatec to own 51% equity stake in projects, H1 Holdings to own 46.5%, and Grootfontein Local Community Trust 2.5% Construction to begin in first quarter of 2024 Projects will provide renewable energy to approximately 100,000 households in the region

has acquired 6,500,000 shares in Scatec Solar, corresponding to 5.2 percent of the shares and votes, at a total purchase price of NOK 754 million (USD 84 million).

independent power producer Scatec Solar passed the 1 GW mark for installed generation capacity this month after finishing new sites in Ukraine and Egypt. The

Norwegian energy companies Equinor as well as Scatec are to work together on a 480MW solar project in Brazil.

Norwegian sustainable power manufacturer Scatec ASA (OSL: SSO) has actually closed the sale of its 42% equity risk in the 258-MW Upington solar farm complex in South Africa, the firm said on Thursday.