Lisbon-headquartered EDP, S.A., announced on October 19, 2026, that it has secured a long-term Power Purchase Agreement with a global technology company for the clean energy generated by a 250 MWac (351 MWdc) solar project in Arkansas, US.

The agreement was secured through EDP's 71.4% owned subsidiary, EDP Renewables, S.A. (EDPR).

Alignment with Business Plan Framework

As presented in its 2026-28 Business Plan, EDP's investment decisions are taken under an investment framework with clear risk-return criteria thresholds, including an IRR-WACC spread greater than 250 basis points.

The company disclosed the information pursuant to the terms and for the purposes of Article 17 of Regulation (EU) No. 596/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council.

Recent Contracting Momentum in the US

Since July 2025, EDP has contracted 1.7 GW of solar and BESS greenfield capacity in the US, with expected energy delivery for 2026-28.

The newly announced Arkansas agreement adds to this volume.

Strategic Positioning

According to the company, the deal showcases EDP's strategic position in North America as a leading renewable energy developer.

EDP stated that it highlights the robustness of EDPR's pipeline and its ability to build long-term partnerships with major technology companies, supplying clean, reliable energy to support the expansion of digital infrastructure across the US.

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