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AIB invests in Irish solar developer

Eleanore RobinsonBy Eleanore RobinsonDecember 21, 20222 Mins Read
AIB invests in Irish solar developer

AIB has invested in BNRG, an Irish-based developer and operator of solar energy projects globally.

BNRG currently has a solar development pipeline of 2.7GW across Ireland, the USA, UK and Australia, in addition to 23MW of operating assets in the USA.

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AIB’s €8.5m investment will help fund BNRG’s ongoing development pipeline, which aims to have 1.8GW of solar energy products installed or under construction by 2025.

AIB’s investment follows a recent partnership between Impax Asset Management and BNRG to deliver portfolios of solar energy projects, with an initial focus on the US and Ireland.

In the US, BNRG aims to take 70MW of projects into construction in Maine in the coming months.

In Ireland, BNRG was recently successful in winning CFD contracts in the Renewable Energy Support Scheme 2 auction for four projects totalling 55MW in Cork and Kildare, with construction expected to commence early next year.

These contracts will ensure material savings for electricity consumers.

BNRG has also recently re-entered the UK, after a period of success between 2011 and 2017.

Recent success in the UK government’s CfD auction will allow a portfolio comprising 42 MW in the South of England to be constructed between 2023 and 2024, it said. 

In Australia, in partnership with the Leeson Group, BNRG is developing a portfolio of 135MW of solar projects co-located with 220MWh of battery storage.

The first five projects, comprising 35MW will commence construction in mid 2023. In all, BNRG expects to commence construction on over 200MW next year.

BNRG chief executive and founder David Maguire said: “BNRG welcomes this investment from AIB, an Irish financial institution that has demonstrated a clear commitment to helping fund the fight against climate change.

“The investment will help BNRG accelerate the development of our solar portfolio, across multiple jurisdictions and expand our activity globally.”

Head of AIB Investment Banking Finlay McFadyen added: “AIB is delighted to partner with BNRG, a leading Irish solar developer and operator.

“The investment is part of AIB’s ambitious strategy to help address the challenges of climate change by providing funding to companies and projects that are helping to create a cleaner and more sustainable future.

“This will be of benefit to our economy and society.”

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