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GA_P advises Banco de Sabadell and Sinia Renovables on the financing of the construction of the largest self-consumption project in Spain

icon 5 de August, 2024

Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has advised Banco de Sabadell and Sinia Renovables on the financing and acquisition by Sinia Renovables of a stake in Conecta2 Generación Renovable II

Conecta2 Generación Renovable II is a company specialising in comprehensive photovoltaic self-consumption services and the marketing of energy in the market, which constitutes the financing for the construction and operation of the largest self-consumption project in Spain structured as a renewable energy project finance.

The GA_P team led by Verónica Romaní, together with Vanessa Armas, Laura Rey and Patricia González from the Energy team.

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Laura Rey – Associate

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