Danish pension fund invests millions in US solar projects

In its first direct investment in US renewable energy, Danish pension provider PKA is buying a stake in two solar projects with a total capacity of 410 MW.
Garland solar park located in California | Photo: Recurrent Energy
Garland solar park located in California | Photo: Recurrent Energy
MAZ PLECHINGER

Danish pension provider PKA is investing DKK 2 billion (EUR 268 million) in solar farms. Along with US-based energy company Southern Power, the pension company is buying two US solar projects, Garland and Tranquility, with a total capacity of 410 MW from Canadian Solar's subsidiary Recurrent Energy, PKA says in a statement.

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