ACCIONA Energía has announced an agreement to sell a 49% interest in its 1.3GW US photovoltaic portfolio and its entire ownership in two Mexican wind farms totalling 321MW to Mexico Infrastructure Partners for approximately $1bn (€855m).
This transaction is a part of the company’s selective asset rotation strategy to unlock value and optimise capital allocation.
The US photovoltaic portfolio under the transaction consists of four solar plants - Tailed Hawk (458MWp) and Fort Bend Solar (316MWp) in Texas, High Point Solar Farm (127MWp) in Illinois, and Union Solar (415MWp) in Ohio.
ACCIONA Energía will maintain a 51% controlling interest in these assets and will continue overseeing their operations and management.
The Mexican wind portfolio features two wind farms - El Cortijo (183MW) and Santa Cruz (138MW), both situated in the municipality of Reynosa, Tamaulipas.
The deal is expected to close in the first half (H1) of 2026, pending standard regulatory approvals, completion of transaction scope obligations, and the buyer securing deal financing.
Since July 2024, ACCIONA Energía has signed deals to sell almost 1.7GW of renewable capacity across Spain, South Africa, Peru, and Costa Rica, amounting to approximately €2.4bn.
As of June 2025, ACCIONA Energía reported a total installed capacity of 15.1GW and a consolidated capacity of 13.4GW.
Last month, ACCIONA Energía announced the construction of a 1GWh battery energy storage system at its Malgarida photovoltaic complex, located in the Atacama Desert of Chile.
Set for commissioning in early 2027, the project is expected be among the largest battery storage installations in South America.
