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    Identify precedent deal metrics

    Quickly and easily identify analogous renewable energy M&A deals using granular deal tags such as the route to market, sub-sector, technology, renewable asset life cycle, and more.

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    Analyze your peer's deal activity

    Track renewable energy M&A for a competitor, within a specific geography or sector, to gain an insight into peers' portfolio buildout strategies 

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    Examine technological evolutions and market disruptions in a sector or industry, to determine the scale of clean energy M&A activity, potential investment opportunities, and entry-exit strategies

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Insights recent major M&As

Enbridge's offshore wind acquisition in Germany from CPPIB at a record-high metric of $4.24mn/MW

Enbridge has invested $663.5mn for a 24.5% stake in the 522 MW Hohe See and 118 MW Albatros offshore wind farms in Germany from Canadian pension fund CPPIB. This acquisition was agreed at a record high deal metric of $42.4mn/MWh - representing one of the highest valuations for operational offshore wind assets in the country since 2020.
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EDPR's wind portfolio sale achieves a valuation of $1.91mn/MW, a 48% rise from their 2020 acquisition multiple

EDP Renewables (EDPR) sold a 257 MW wind portfolio to Verbund for $491mn, at a multiple of $1.91mn/MW, reflecting a ~48% increase over the multiple at which it acquired the assets from Viesgo in Jul'20. Pre EDP’s acquisition in 2020, day-ahead prices averaged ~$54/MWh over five years. Subsequent global events have caused significant disruptions, leading to a surge in prices to ~$140/MWh since 2021.
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GIP’s Vena Energy Targets $15 Billion Mark, Aiming at a ~40x EBITDA Multiple with a 39 GW Development Pipeline

Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) is on the verge of exploring a strategic divestiture, eyeing a sale of up to a 51% stake in Vena Energy at a valuation close to $15 billion (100%). A reflective look at the past transaction, current financials and operational strides provides a rich context for this potential market move.
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Grenergy’s 300 MW solar portfolio sale to Allianz for $286mn compared to a similar under-construction asset deal 4 months ago

The previous deal's utility PPA perhaps secured a higher power sale price and hence higher valuation, whereas the current corporate PPA is resulting in a lower valuation. With the corporate PPA market in Spain being highly competitive and power prices lower, developers are on the lookout for strategies to enhance asset valuation.
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Sonnedix acquires solar projects totaling 416 MW in Chile from Enel for ~$550mn

The acquisition will enable Sonnedix to further strengthen its renewable energy footprint in the country. With ~700 MW of operational capacity and a renewable development pipeline of ~1.6 GW, Sonnedix is actively pursuing both organic and inorganic expansion strategies to grow its portfolio in the country.
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A Closer Look at Innergex's $234mn French Transaction

Innergex divested a 30% interest in its French wind assets, which includes 324 MW of operational wind, a 9 MW storage system, and a 397 MW development pipeline, to Credit Agricole at an enterprise value (EV) of approximately $234mn. Just nine months prior, Innergex purchased a 30.45% interest in these operational assets from Desjardins Group for $148mn.
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Brookfield supercharges global green energy transition with a whopping $11 billion investment spree

Brookfield has made substantial investments of over $11 billion to acquire several renewable energy platforms since the beginning of 2022. These investments include the acquisition of Duke Energy Renewables, Standard Solar, and Scout Clean Energy in the US for a combined $4.8 billion, the purchase of Avaada Energy in India for $1 billion, and an $1.8 billion investment in the Spanish developer X-Elio.
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Orsted divests their 25% stake in the London Array offshore wind farm for $922mn

While the project is contracted to secure two renewables obligation certificates (ROCs) per MWh of energy produced till 2033, it had previously entered into short-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with E.ON and Statkraft to sell part of its power production. Orsted is now fully divesting its ownership in the project, and Schroders will join RWE, CDPQ, and Masdar as shareholders of the London Array offshore wind farm.
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