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GS Utilities Daily: Naturgy: Good capital deployment could lead to +7% EPS CAGR to 2031 // GS Renewables Barometer: US orders & Offshore
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GS Utilities Daily: Naturgy: Good capital deployment could lead to +7% EPS CAGR to 2031 // GS Renewables Barometer: US orders & Offshore
Goldman Sachs GS Utilities Daily
EDPR signed a Sale and Purchase Agreement with PLT Energia, to sell a 100% equity
stake in a 68 MW wind and solar portfolio in Italy for an estimated enterprise value of
€0.15 bn, subject to customary final price adjustments at closing. The transaction
implies a €2.2 mn/MW multiple. The portfolio comprises five operating contracted
plants located in southern regions of Italy. Four of these are wind projects, totalling 60
MW, benefiting from 20-year CfDs and with an average asset life of 11 years. The one
solar project of 8 MW benefits from a 10-year PPA and has an average asset life of less
than one year. Source: Press Release
Vestas Secures 451 MW in Onshore Wind Orders Across Europe and Japan
Vestas has announced ten new onshore wind turbine contracts across the EMEA and
APAC regions, representing a combined capacity of 451 MW. This portfolio consists of
five projects in Germany totalling 142 MW and five projects totalling 309 MW across
Poland, Romania, Latvia, Eastern Europe, and Japan. These contracts utilize different
Vestas turbine models including V126, V136, V150, V162, V163 and V172 variants, and
are supported by long-term service agreements ranging from 10 to 30 years. Deliveries
and commissioning are scheduled to take place between 2027 and 2029. Sources: Press
Release, Press Release
NESO update Beyond 2030 recommendations, representing £89bn of transmission
investment
The UK National Energy System Operator (NESO) released its Beyond 2030 - Electricity
Transmission Report today. This is an update from the NESO to its “Beyond 2030”
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