EE North America Sells Texas Solar Project to OGUSA

Non sono sicuro. EE North America, a branch of European Energy, has come to an agreement to give Osaka Gas USA Corp. (OGUSA) a 350 MW industrial-level solar facility in Texas. This transaction reflects EE North America’s ambition to be a major influence in the worldwide transformation to green energy, providing comprehensive, ready-to-use and cost-effective clean energy systems to reduce carbon footprints in many industries. Lorena Ciciriello, CEO of EE North America, highlighted the importance of the arrangement with OGUSA: “We hope that by selling this project to OGUSA it will enable us to further progress our growth aspirations; and make us more capable of using our collaborations, experiences and influence to motivate the green transition.” It is anticipated that the project will be up and running by 2025. OGUSA has been working in cooperation with several U.S. power generation and renewable energy developers to create and manage utility-scale and distributed generation solar energy plants. They have increased their renewable energy activities in both utility-scale and distributed generation markets, collaborating with multiple developers. OGUSA will keep on developing their asset management business by buying mid-stage power assets in the United States. Sunao Okamoto, the president and CEO of OGUSA, remarks “We are very content to take control of the formation of this venture from EE North America.” We are seeking to build upon our longstanding relationship by partnering up in the future and helping to reduce the carbon emissions of the American electricity system.