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    Boralex Canada operates 100% green in Europe

    • Last Update: 2023-01-03
    • Source: Internet
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    Canadian renewable energy producer Boralex recently sold its 12 MW Blendecques cogeneration plant in France to local papermaker Norpaper, making it a 100% green operator
    in its European operations.

    The deal was completed on Friday on undisclosed financial terms, and the paper mill also became the sole beneficiary of the plant
    .

    Boralex said in a statement that the sale is in line with the company's strategic plan for 2023 and enables it to become a 100% green operator
    in Europe.

    Nicolas Wolff, Vice President and Managing Director of Boralex Europe, said: "In essence, this activity is no longer aligned with
    our renewable energy production site.
    This sale will allow us to focus our full time on
    our strategic assets.

    According to information on its website, Boralex still has a 35-megawatt thermal power station
    in Senneterre, Quebec, Canada.

    Canadian renewable energy producer Boralex recently sold its 12 MW Blendecques cogeneration plant in France to local papermaker Norpaper, making it a 100% green operator
    in its European operations.

    The deal was completed on Friday on undisclosed financial terms, and the paper mill also became the sole beneficiary of the plant
    .

    Boralex said in a statement that the sale is in line with the company's strategic plan for 2023 and enables it to become a 100% green operator
    in Europe.

    Nicolas Wolff, Vice President and Managing Director of Boralex Europe, said: "In essence, this activity is no longer aligned with
    our renewable energy production site.
    This sale will allow us to focus our full time on
    our strategic assets.

    According to information on its website, Boralex still has a 35-megawatt thermal power station
    in Senneterre, Quebec, Canada.

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