Aquila Clean Energy EMEA, a subsidiary of Aquila Group, has selected Chinese solar photovoltaic (PV) module-maker Trina Solar to supply 800MW solar modules for its projects across southern Europe.
Projects scheduled for completion in 2023 and 2024 within the Aquila Clean Energy portfolio will be covered.
Aquila Clean Energy EMEA CEO Susanne Wermter stated: “For us, the signing of this agreement represents a big step in developing our projects in EMEA in the most efficient way possible. We are delighted to collaborate with Trina Solar, a leading player in the industry with a proven track record.
“This agreement allows us to weather market fluctuations with confidence and to develop our portfolio under competitive conditions, using efficient technologies in our projects.”
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By GlobalDataThe partnership is expected to unlock opportunities for more extensive alliances within the utility-scale PV space.
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This includes the prospects of volume expansion, and new technologies including batteries and solar tracking solutions.
The alliance could also extend to new markets in the future.
Trina Solar EMEA president Gonzalo de la Viña stated: “This cooperation is very special and exciting for Aquila Clean Energy and Trina Solar. We feel honoured that Aquila Clean Energy has chosen Trina Solar as a strategic module partner for developing their evolving project portfolio.
“Our companies share the vision of decarbonising energy generation and fighting climate change. We need to scale up solar PV deployment significantly, and this partnership is an important step towards achieving a net-zero future.”
In September 2022, Aquila Clean Energy secured €1bn ($1.1bn) from the European Investment Bank to support the development and construction of its renewable energy pipeline across Spain and Portugal.
The pipeline includes more than 50 projects, mostly solar and onshore wind, with a total power generation capacity of 2.6GW – sufficient for the annual consumption of 1.4 million homes.
