Milvio Energy transferred 80.4 MW solar and BESS asset

Hamburg-headquartered Milvio Energy has completed the divestment of a hybrid renewable energy project in Lower Saxony, comprising 80.4 MW of solar PV and a 70.2 MW battery energy storage system (BESS). The transaction was structured as a forward sale, with the asset still under development and expected to reach ready-to-build (RTB) status in Q2 2026.

The project is designed as a co-located solar-plus-storage system, with behind-the-meter battery capacity used primarily for load shifting and self-optimisation of PV generation. This configuration reflects the growing importance of hybrid solutions in Germany’s power market, where grid constraints, price volatility, and the phase-out of traditional support mechanisms are driving demand for flexible, merchant-ready assets.

In the transaction, Capcora acted as exclusive sell-side M&A adviser, while Osborne Clarke advised Milvio Energy on legal matters. The deal highlights continued investor appetite for late-stage renewable projects in Germany, particularly those integrating storage to enhance revenue stability and grid compatibility.

As Germany accelerates the deployment of renewables while managing system flexibility challenges, co-located solar-plus-storage projects are increasingly positioned as a core building block of the country’s next energy transition phase.

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