In Spain, El Economista reports First Sentier Investors (FSI), through its infrastructure fund Igneo Infrastructure Partners, has acquired a majority stake in the Spanish biomass firm Enso.
Enso is currently owned by T2 Energy Transition Fund, a venture capital fund launched by Tikehau Capital in collaboration with Total SA , dedicated to accelerating the energy transition through green investments .
The operation, pending approval from the Portuguese regulator, involves the full acquisition of Enso, including the assets of Gestamp Biomass, which is present in Portugal through Magestop , the brand that operates and maintains Enso’s assets in the country.
The company has a total of ten energy projects , two of them in Portugal, and the rest located in areas such as Huelva, Puertollano, Linares or Soria. Enso produces more than 100,000 megawatts/hour (MWh) of renewable energy per year and its biomass portfolio exceeds 200 MWe.
Tags: Enso, Igneo Infrastructure, Spain
Category: Fuels
