Orrön Energy has sold a 91 MW solar energy project in eastern Germany for up to €5.6 million, receiving €2.4 million at completion with the rest contingent on development milestones. The company also secured municipal approval for a 500 MW battery project in Germany, increasing its approved battery portfolio to 1.4 GW. Additionally, Orrön Energy is exploring divestment options for 1.8 GW of solar projects in the UK, which have reached the ready-to-permit stage. These moves highlight Orrön's ongoing growth and development in renewable energy across Germany and the UK, with further milestones expected by 2027.
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