Sebastian Montoya
Europe’s energy transition continues to attract investment, with 16 deals featuring in our tracker this week.
The European Commission is looking to reinforce that momentum, unveiling a new investment platform expected to mobilise up to EUR 4.5 bn in European guarantees to support renewable energy and clean technology projects across the Mediterranean. The initiative aims to attract private capital, strengthen energy security and accelerate the region’s green transition.
Our deal of the week: China’s SANY agreed to acquire a 153-MW battery energy storage project in Romania, underscoring continued investor interest in storage infrastructure as Europe works to expand its renewable energy capacity.
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Weekly summary | From October 23-30, 2026
The tracker logged 16 energy deals across Europe this week.
Battery storage continued to attract investment; Greenvolt agreed to sell two Polish BESS projects to A&R Investments, while Ener divested a 30-MW battery project duo in Poland.
SANY also acquired a 153-MW storage project in Romania, and Copenhagen Energy entered the Baltics through the acquisition of a 280-MWh BESS project.
Solar and wind transactions also featured prominently. Enviromena acquired two UK solar projects, in Essex and Hebden Green, while Croatia’s ENNA Group agreed to acquire a solar project in Romania. Masdar expanded its Greek portfolio, Skarta Energy sold a 6-MWp Finnish PV project to Solarigo, and Capital Dynamics acquired two agrivoltaic projects in Sicily.
Bioenergy rounded out the week’s activity, as CoreCapital and CIP agreed to acquire Danish biogas company Lundsby, Foresight sold its remaining stake in six anaerobic digestion plants to Future Biogas for EUR 104m, and BioteCH4 acquired five biogas upgrading units from Air Liquide UK.
BESS
- Poland | Greenvolt sells two battery storage projects in Poland to A&R Investments for EURm 391.5, strengthening its asset rotation strategy.
- Poland | Polish renewable projects developer Ener said it has offloaded a portfolio of two battery energy storage system (BESS) projects totalling over 30 MW in its home country.
- Romania | Singapore-based SANY International Industrial, a unit of Chinese industrial group SANY, has acquired Romanian project company Spark Terminal.
- Lithuania | Danish renewable energy developer Copenhagen Energy has added to its pipeline a 70-MW/280-MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Lithuania.
- Netherland | Billionaire Gautam Adani is reportedly exploring a potential acquisition of Dutch energy storage group VTTI.
Biogas
- Denmark | Danish investment firms CoreCapital and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) are taking over the business of biogas developer Lundsby Renewable Solutions.
- UK | Foresight Environmental Infrastructure, the listed investor in UK and European environmental assets, has sold its remaining 49% interest in six anaerobic digestion plants to Future Biogas.
- UK | BioteCH4 Group has acquired five biogas upgrading units from Air Liquide UK, along with the associated gas and certificate sales contracts.
Grid Network
- Germany | Triton Partners has agreed to sell Trench Group, a supplier of high-voltage components, to GE Vernova for USDm 9.000, with the deal expected to close by the end of 2027.
- Poland | Iberdrola is considering the sale of its business in Poland for up to EURm 400. The company is contemplating divesting all its assets in the country.
- Spain| The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) is considering the sale of its 12% stake in Nedgia, Spain’s largest gas distributor.
Solar
- UK | Enviromena acquires 27.5MWp Essex solar project. Parkgate deal launches planned 233MW solar and 75MW battery portfolio acquisitions.
- Greece | Masdar agreed to acquire and develop one of Greece’s largest solar projects, supporting the country’s clean energy transition and digital infrastructure ambitions while strengthening UAE-Greece strategic ties.
- Finland | Finnish renewables developer Skarta Energy has sold the rights to a 6-MWp solar power project in Finland’s Northern Ostrobothnia region to compatriot Solarigo Systems Oy.
- UK | Enviromena acquired the 18.1 MWp Hebden Green solar project from Anglo Renewables; located in Cheshire, United Kingdom, the project is scheduled to become operational by the end of 2027.
- Italy | Dentons advised Capital Dynamics on the acquisition of two agrivoltaic projects in Sicily, with a total permitted capacity of approximately 249 MWp.
- Germany | More than 10 companies are interested in acquiring Enerparc AG, which is headquartered in Hamburg’s HafenCity district.
Solar + BESS
- Romania | ENNA Solar will acquire 100% of the Romanian company CIC Green Energy Medgidia, which holds the rights to develop a solar power plant and its associated battery energy storage system (BESS).
- France | ZE Energy sold a 49% stake in its hybrid solar and BESS plant in Vert, France, to Crédit Agricole and Terra Energies.
