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The Luxembourg-based special fund FP Lux Investments is expanding the portfolio of its Wind Infrastructure I sub-fund for its institutional investors. Three additional wind energy projects with a total capacity of 19.2 MW were recently acquired: the Melgven and Callac wind farms are French projects with a capacity of 10.8 MW, while the Gardelegen wind

“Smart technology” for re:cap global investors ag: the internationally active asset manager for renewable energies is consolidating the technical monitoring and performance analysis of its portfolio of wind and solar installations in a new online monitoring solution. Previously, for the analysis of plant and production data it was necessary to monitor the portals of several

Axpo Nordic AS has once again underlined its pioneering role in the field of long-term power purchase agreements (PPA): together with re:cap global investors, an internationally-oriented assetmanager for renewable energy investments based in Zug/Switzerland, the North European subsidiary of Axpo signed a 10 years fixed-price power contract for an onshore wind farm in Bröcklingberget, Sweden, and

re:cap global investors ag, an internationally active asset manager for renewable energies, and the Frankfurt-based fund boutique First Private are launching their third renewable energy fund. “RE Infrastructure Opportunities” was specifically designed for institutional investors and is designed to invest in at least three different technologies: Core investments focus on wind, solar and hydropower projects

Luxembourg special fund FP Lux Investments is further expanding its wind power portfolio. With the purchase of the Ratiperä wind farm in southwestern Finland, the portfolio of the Wind Infrastructure I sub-fund has grown to 19 wind farms with 94 turbines and an installed capacity of 269 megawatts. Of this, a volume of 194 megawatts

The internationally active M&A advisor re:cap global investors ag carried out a tender for the technical management (O&M) of four solar parks with a total capacity of approximately 40 MWp in Germany. These power plants are part of Solar Infrastructure I, a sub-fund of the Luxembourg special fund FP Lux Investments S.A. SICAV-SIF. The joint

The acquisition of two windfarms, in Dahlem, North Rhine-Westphalia, and in Zagelsdorf, Brandenburg, brings the Wind Infrastructure I sub-fund portfolio to 17 windfarms in Germany, France and Finland, with a total output of 242 megawatts. With an investment volume in excess of 150 million euros in equity and a total investment volume of some 500

Die Kaufverhandlungen mit dem Projektierer der Anlagen, der Wörrstadter juwi Energieprojekte GmbH, wurdem vom internationalen Anlageberater re:cap global investors ag geführt. „Der Windpark Petersberg zeichnet sich durch extrem hochwertige Anlagen aus, die uns ermöglichen, auch Binnenlandstandorte für unsere Investoren zu erschließen. Dies ist für den weiteren Aufbau unseres Projektportfolios von großer Bedeutung“, so Thomas Staudinger,