Now commissioned, the wind farm comprises six turbines with a total capacity of 18 MW, producing low-carbon electricity equivalent to the consumption of around 18,000 people and avoiding the emission of 22,000 tonnes of CO2 per year.
For Amundi Energy Transition, Amundi’s subsidiary dedicated to direct equity investment in the unlisted European infrastructure sector, this partnership ties in fully with its “Buy & Build” Core/Core+ investment strategy.
In line with Crédit Agricole’s Societal Project, Amundi Energy Transition invests in assets and companies in the energy transition and decarbonisation sectors, such as renewable energy production infrastructures (wind, solar, hydro, biogas, etc.), energy distribution and efficiency infrastructures (heating networks, cogeneration, storage and frequency regulation, etc.), and infrastructures linked to energy consumption (electric mobility, energy renovation, smart meters).