Canadian Solar Completes Sale of 635 MWp Solar Photovoltaic Project to VTRM in Brazil
The Jaíba
"We are pleased to partner with VTRM in this transaction for the Jaiba V project, which will meaningfully contribute towards
According to Fabio Zanfelice, CEO of Votorantim Energia and Chairman of VTRM's Management Board, "The acquisition is part of the company's business expansion strategy with a focus on diversifying renewable energy sources to explore new growth opportunities, in order to bring more robustness and complementarity to VTRM's current portfolio." The investment is part of the company's 1.9 GWp pipeline in hydro and solar projects, as well as hybrid solutions, which the market was informed about in October. At the time, VTRM's shareholders –
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VTRM Energia Participações S.A. is a joint venture between Votorantim Energia and
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Votorantim Energia and VTRM - FleishmanHillard Brasil Contacts: Andrea Giardino, andrea.giardino@fleishman.com.br; Simei Morais, simei.morais@fleishman.com.br; Investors: Canadian Solar Inc. Contacts, Isabel Zhang, Investor Relations, Canadian Solar Inc., investor@canadiansolar.com; David Pasquale, Global IR Partners, Tel: +1-914-337-8801, csiq@globalirpartners.com