The four Danish facilities will achieve a combined capacity of 415 MWp, and this move sets the joint investment alongside German asset manager Luxcara into the European big league.
On a gray and bleak January morning, one could easily be excused for not noticing that Denmark is in the process of turning into a real Land of Cockaigne for solar power.
Nonetheless, that's exactly what domestic project developer Be Green heralds in a statement Wednesday.
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