Entech has announced the acquisition of a portfolio of 41 ground-mounted photovoltaic power plant projects from TotalEnergies, totaling approximately 159 MWp. The projects, located across 30 departments in Metropolitan France, are at various stages of development, with commissioning expected between 2026 and 2029.
Nine projects, representing 31 MWc, have obtained building permits and are in advanced stages, including five projects awarded under the CRE call for tenders that are ready for construction. Twenty-one projects, totaling 76 MWc, have building permit applications currently under review, while eleven projects, with a combined capacity of 52 MWc, have secured land and completed all preparatory studies, ready to enter the instruction phase.
This acquisition follows a previous purchase in July 2025 of an initial portfolio of approximately 100 MWp from another internationally recognized energy player and is part of Entech’s €15 million fundraising through convertible bond issues carried out in June 2025.
Christopher Franquet, CEO and Founder of Entech, stated that this investment represents a significant step in executing the company’s strategic roadmap, with the ambition to develop a fleet of more than 350 MW of photovoltaic and storage assets by 2029. He expressed gratitude to the TotalEnergies teams for their dedication and highlighted the shared values of high standards and commitment that contributed to the success of the transaction.
Marin de Montbel, CEO of TotalEnergies Renouvelables France, commented that the transaction reflects the quality of collaboration between the two teams. He noted TotalEnergies’ confidence in Entech’s expertise and ability to successfully complete the development of these future renewable energy production parks. TotalEnergies continues its focus on larger renewable energy projects in France that align with its business model.
The acquisition underscores Entech Energy & Services’ growing activity in the renewable energy sector, reflecting its dual objectives: to offer turnkey solutions, including financing or co-financing, for photovoltaic and storage projects aimed at businesses, farmers, manufacturers, and other economic players; and to build a portfolio of photovoltaic power plants and storage systems owned by Entech or developed in partnership.
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