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Enel closes $140 million purchase of 270 MW US solar portfolio

Infrastructure Monday, October 5, 2026 · Updated Oct 5, 2026 13:28

Enel has finalized the acquisition of seven operating solar plants in the United States totaling about 270 MW for an enterprise value of approximately $140 million.

Why it matters: The deal fits Enel's strategy of buying operating renewables in top-tier markets and is expected to add about $20 million a year to group EBITDA.

Data as of Acquisition finalized Oct 2, 2026; figures per Enel announcement

Enel said on October 2 that it had finalized the acquisition from an unspecified US utility of a portfolio of seven operating photovoltaic plants with total installed capacity of approximately 270 MW and average annual generation of about 0.4 TWh. The consideration, equivalent to the enterprise value, is approximately $140 million, and the impact on the group’s net financial debt is approximately $180 million. The transaction was carried out through its wholly owned subsidiary Enel Green Power North America.

Enel estimates the acquisition will have a positive impact on the group’s consolidated ordinary EBITDA of approximately $20 million per year. The transaction follows an agreement signed in May and is consistent with the group’s strategy of accelerating growth in renewable generation capacity, including through the acquisition of operating assets in Tier 1 brownfield markets.

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  1. Enel buys seven solar plants in the U.S. for $140 million · pv magazine USA · 2026-10-02