At the moment, he acknowledges, the German PV pioneer’s business model still looks like that of many traditional European system integrators, deriving “by far” the largest chunk of revenues from developing, building and selling arrays in generously subsidised markets.
Only this spring, Solarstrom finalised the sale of its largest-ever project, the 48MW Serenissima array in northern Italy, to BNP Paribas Clean Energy Partners in a deal worth €118m ($155m).
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