Separating renewable energies from fossil fuels.
After diversifying into wind and solar power, the small Spanish major Repsol decided to enhance its low-carbon activities by selling part of the capital of this activity.
It announced on Friday the sale of 25% of its renewable subsidiary to Crédit Agricole Assurance and the Swiss fund EIP.
The €900 million transaction values Repsol Renovables at more than €4.4 billion.
According to Reuters, Repsol is in negotiations with the EIG Global fund for the sale of another quarter of the capital of its subsidiary.
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"Electricity from renewable sources has been one of the main pillars of our decarbonization model since we were the first, in 2019, to aim for carbon neutrality by 2050"
, explains the group in a press release.
The group will retain a majority of the shares, and will continue to consolidate this activity in its accounts...
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