Sonnedix, a global renewable energy company with nearly 12 GW of total capacity, has acquired four operating solar PV plants in France with a combined capacity of 37 MWp.

The transaction brings the company's operational capacity in the country to more than 430 MWp.

Deal Details

The assets are located in Southwest France and Southeast France, specifically in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur / Occitanie regions.

Sonnedix has been generating clean energy in these areas for more than fifteen years, and the plants further strengthen the company's footprint in both regions.

Strategic Significance

According to the company, the transaction further consolidates Sonnedix's presence in the French renewable energy market.

It underscores Sonnedix's ability to execute complex acquisitions amid evolving market conditions and to pursue selective growth opportunities in one of Europe's key energy markets. The deal also advances the company's ambition to build a leading renewable energy platform in France.

Leadership Commentary

Axel Thiemann, CEO of Sonnedix, said the acquisition reinforces the company's position in France while reflecting its continued commitment to creating long-term value through selective growth opportunities.

He congratulated the French team, whose disciplined and agile execution in a rapidly evolving market was instrumental in bringing the transaction to a successful close.

Ana Barrao, Representative Director of Sonnedix France, said that reaching more than 430 MWp of operational capacity marks another important milestone for Sonnedix in France and brings the company closer to its ambition of building a leading renewable energy platform in the country.

About Sonnedix

Sonnedix is a global renewable energy company delivering 100% clean electricity directly to its customers through a diversified portfolio of solar, wind, and storage assets.

With nearly two decades of sustained growth, the company continues to drive the energy transition by acquiring, developing, building, and operating long-term projects, offering solutions tailored to each customer's needs.

The company currently has a total portfolio capacity of nearly 12 GW, including 5 GW in operation, more than 1 GW under construction, and a development pipeline of over 5 GW.

Sonnedix operates in Chile, France, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and the United Kingdom, and continues to expand its global footprint across OECD countries through both acquisitions and greenfield development.

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