Fortum sold 54% of India's 185 mw photovoltaic combination

Solar photovoltaic webex Fortum will sell its 185 megawatts of solar photovoltaic in India 54% of the portfolio to UK Climate Investments ( 40%) 和Elite Alfred Berg（ 14%) 。 And the latter also have the opportunity to buy the other 16% share. Fortum will become a minority ownership, and continue to provide plant operations ( 运营管理) Service.

UK Climate Investments, a director of the prime minister rids Abel, said the project proves that the Indian renewable energy in the secondary market increasingly mature & ndash; — It is made a private investors have the confidence to invest in new green space environment of the project, which will accelerate the decarburization on the Indian economy.

Fortum is stressed, it won't quit India pv market, but seek to use the extra funds invest in the country's new asset. It says the deal is an important step in the company solar energy strategy. Company plans to release capital for further investment, and makes the Fortum continue to use its core competencies to the development, construction and operation of solar power plants in India.

now India's photovoltaic market development is strong, its 25 years power purchase agreement. In 2017 India reached 9 new photovoltaic capacity. 1 gw, be in China ( 53 gw) And the United States ( 10 gigawatts) After the third largest market. This year, India announced it would increase 11 gw, strive to become the second largest solar market.

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