04/11/2022at 10:41

European Energy enters 2GW solar collaboration in US

The developer targets 10GW renewables in North America by 2026, now announcing a partnership meant to bring about 2GW in solar energy and energy storage.

by VIKTOR BRANDT KÆRGAARD, translated by jonas sahl hollænder

Through subsidiary EE North America, Danish developer European Energy has formed a partnership with Elio Energy to develop a pipeline of 2GW in solar energy and energy storage.

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