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PNE sells 350MW South African PV project

Eleanore RobinsonBy Eleanore RobinsonMay 20, 20242 Mins Read
PNE sells 350MW South African PV project

PNE has sold its 350MW Khauta Solar PV facility in South Africa to local developer NOA Group.

Located near Welkom in the Free State, the acquisition brings NOA’s total grid-secured assets to around 500MW, marking an advancement in its portfolio and a step closer to achieving a 5GW target.

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These solar PV assets are on track for financial close and the commencement of construction by fourth quarter 2024, reinforcing NOA’s plans to expand its renewable energy portfolio with the backing of its shareholder AIIM and other key stakeholders, the developer said. 

NOA Group chief executive Karel Cornelissen (pictured) said: “With $180m in equity financing already secured for development, we are scaling our operations, which includes an extensive pipeline of projects.

“By the end of this year, we expect to have approximately 450MW of our fleet of renewable energy facilities under construction.

“This aligns with recent reforms in our country’s electricity market, which have accelerated over the past two years, fostering competition among electricity suppliers and highlighted by the release of a draft market code as part of the evolving wholesale electricity market framework.”

The projects are situated outside the REDZ 5, primarily located in the Free State, with the overhead line (OHL) connecting to the Leander Substation within Eskom’s transmission corridor.

The Khauta cluster is one of the largest in the Free State, a region that has recently drawn significant interest, with several large clusters nearing commercialisation, NOA said.

This interest is largely due to improved grid access-a challenge in other green energy hotspots like the Northern Cape, where capacity is reaching its limits, it added. 

NOA will lead the drive to financial close of the projects, supported by WKN Windcurrent and PNE, the scheme developers.

This critical phase will require intensive collaboration to ensure the commercial elements of the sites align seamlessly with the development efforts already in place, according to the company. 

Cornelissen said: “We are close to finalising the selection of the EPC contractor and OEMs.

“With ongoing support from the developers, we are advancing the project towards financial close, aligning our commercial goals with the substantial groundwork already laid.”

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