Solar Power Plants for Sale and Investment

The company operates a solar power plant that generates and supplies electricity to the national grid through a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) or a feed-in tariff system, depending on the prevailing regulatory framework. Its primary “product” is clean, renewable energy, typically sold to government agencies such as MAVIR or other licensed grid operators. The electricity is fed directly into the grid, and revenue is earned based on the metered energy output. In certain scenarios, where applicable, the plant may also enter into corporate PPAs, selling electricity directly to large private consumers such as factories or logistics hubs. The solar park functions autonomously with minimal staffing, supported by a remote monitoring and maintenance system. Given the local solar conditions and verified performance forecasts, the plant is projected to produce approximately 571.4 MWh of electricity annually. The system is ground-mounted, with no buildings or floors involved, and operates independently on fully owned land with no rental or lease obligations. This facility plays an important role in advancing Hungary’s environmental sustainability goals, reducing carbon emissions by an estimated 534 tonnes of CO₂ each year. It operates silently, without generating pollution, and has no negative impact on air, soil, or water quality, thus contributing to the European Union’s broader climate and renewable energy objectives.

Solar power plant of 5.25MWp capacity based in Panama West. - The solar power plant project is founded on 16 years of experience in the installation of solar systems in Panama. - The main advantages of the project lie in its income generation, minimal maintenance requirements, and the long-term operational lifespan of the power plant. - The revenue model for the solar power plant will be based on a combination of spot market sales and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). A portion of the energy produced will be sold on the spot market, where electricity prices fluctuate based on real-time supply and demand dynamics. The plant will also secure long-term PPAs with utilities or large commercial customers. - The project includes 10 hectares of owned land. - At this current stage, the project has a provisional license, environmental permit, connection permit, and fully complies with all local standards. - An operational license for 40 years is currently in the process of being obtained. - The project is in a ready-to-build stage. - Projected sales: USD 660k annually with EBITDA margins exceeding 20%.

The photovoltaic plant is equipped with Canadian solar 690w bi-facial solar panels & Huawei inverters. - Business can generate around 1,750 mWh annually. - The business has access to grids, it has a building permit & also has a license from the local government to produce & generate electricity. - As per estimations, we expect to generate an annual revenue of EUR 113,750. - The plant is expected to be operational within one month, hence there are no figures given for the present revenue. - The EBITDA will be substantially high since the only major expense would be insurance and maintenance costs totaling to about 6%. - To account for any unexpected expenses, the promoter is expecting an average EBITDA margin of 90%

The company's goal for this project is to give everyone access to cheaper electricity through solar with no huge cash out and just monthly billings. - We just launched the service this month. - Our revenue model is monthly billings plus management fees. - The business hires some employees on a contractual basis. - The business has the required business license to function.

A 385.5 kW per hour solar power plant located in North Macedonia is in its final stage of completion. - The sale will include the completed solar plant with the owned land and fitted solar panels, allowing the buyer to readily generate power upon acquisition. - All the products are branded and have a warranty, the details of which will be shared later. - The power plant comes with all necessary licenses and certifications to operate, ensuring compliance with government regulations in the region. - A distributor is available for exporting the total generated power, a contract can be signed post the complete setup of the plant. - The location benefits from a total of 260 sunny days per year, enhancing the potential for consistent power generation. - The average expected revenue per month is estimated to be around 4,000-5,000 EUR, subject to the prevailing price of solar energy. - Anticipated revenue trends suggest a potential for growth in demand for solar power. -The operational process is highly automated, requiring minimal manpower, which may contribute to operational cost efficiencies. - The revenue figures are missing since the business is currently non-operational.

The business is a 1 MW ground-mounted solar power plant located in the central province of Sri Lanka and has been operational for the past 2 years. - The power plant is contracted to supply electricity to CEB (Ceylon Electricity Board) for another 18 years, with a daily energy output of 4,000 KW. - The land area occupied by the power plant spans 6 acres. - The business generates revenue by selling the electricity it produces to CEB at a tariff of LKR 15.95/unit. - The maintenance of the power plant has been outsourced to the same company that constructed the power plant for a monthly fee of LKR 180,000. - The business is fully compliant with all necessary certificates and licenses. - The location in the Central Province of Sri Lanka provides strategic positioning for solar power generation, tapping into the region's renewable energy potential. - The high valuation of the business is due to the revenue stream being underpinned by a long-term contract with CEB, offering stability and predictability in its income.