The two portfolios, comprising more than a hundred power plants located in Corsica and Reunion Island, represent a cumulated installed capacity of 19 MWp, a substantial part of which is developed on public land through temporary occupation agreements. BNP Paribas has also set up an unconfirmed line of credit to finance future projects.
BNP PARIBAS was advised in this transaction by Jonathan Souffir and Sylvie Perrin, partners, Claire Haas, senior counsel, and Yohan Slama, senior associate, on the financing aspects, and by Inès Madi, Anaëlle Degrémont and Brieux Le Fur, junior associates, and Béatrice Boisnier, legal counsel, on the legal audit aspects.
“We’re delighted to have played a part in setting up this project, which promotes the energy transition in Corsica and la Réunion,” explains Jonathan Souffir, a partner at De Gaulle Fleurance.
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