Cubico Sustainable Investments has acquired a 23.4MWp solar plant in Spain from a group of investors.
The renewable energy investor said it has paid an undisclosed amount to buy Luzentia Promoción y Mantenimiento Renovable operational solar plant in Jumilla, Murcia, in south-eastern Spain.
The plant became operational in 2007.
Cubico said it plans to finance the asset, adding that it is currently evaluating a number of traditional project financing including bond financing.
David Swindin, head of EMEA at Cubico, said: “We have a long history in Iberia and this acquisition consolidates Cubico’s position as one of the largest owners of renewable energy assets in Spain.
“We have a great platform in Iberia with a fantastic team and see excellent opportunities for future growth there.”
José Canales, head of Iberia at Cubico, said: “This acquisition is a great example of Cubico´s competitiveness and it shows our appetite to invest in Iberia, with the aim of consolidating a solid and technologically diverse portfolio in the region.
“It represents another important step in our mission to transition towards a world powered by clean energy.”
As a result of the acquisition, Cubico’s portfolio in Iberia now comprises seven assets across Spain and Portugal, with a total capacity of 229MW.
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