Danish developer puts pension money in Brazilian solar project

This summer, two years of construction will begin to provide Brazil with 180 MW in solar panel plants. Denmark's European Energy, along with several pension funds, is behind the plants and might be headed in the direction of wind turbine investments as well.
Photo: Felipe Dana, AP
Photo: Felipe Dana, AP

With solid financial backing from Danish pension funds, European Energy is poised to get its foot in the door to one of the large growth markets within renewable energy.

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