AMPYR Distributed Energy (ADE) has acquired a 70 MW portfolio of operational commercial and industrial (C&I) solar assets from TotalEnergies, expanding its onsite renewable energy footprint across Europe and increasing its total contracted capacity to more than 250 MW.
The acquired portfolio comprises 17 operational solar sites located across Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, the United Kingdom, and Iberia, including ground-mounted, rooftop, and floating solar installations. According to the company, all assets are supported by long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with established corporate customers.
ADE said the acquisition marks a significant milestone in its pan-European expansion strategy, strengthening its presence across multiple European markets and enhancing its ability to serve businesses operating across several countries through integrated onsite renewable energy solutions.
John Behan, Chief Executive Officer of AMPYR Distributed Energy, said the transaction positions the company among the leading onsite renewable energy investors in several European markets. He added that the acquisition enables ADE to support customers with multi-site and multi-country energy strategies through a single partner responsible for financing, owning and operating renewable energy assets.
Behan noted that the portfolio includes Europe’s largest floating solar project dedicated to industrial self-consumption, located in Belgium. The recently commissioned facility supplies renewable electricity directly to a major industrial manufacturing site and represents the flagship asset within the acquired portfolio.
The acquisition follows ADE’s expansion into Germany in 2025 and reflects the company’s continued growth across Europe. The company said the enlarged portfolio will help businesses reduce energy costs, improve energy resilience, and lower carbon emissions through onsite renewable energy generation.
With the addition of the new assets, ADE said it is well positioned to support corporate customers seeking decentralised clean energy solutions while accelerating the transition to a lower-carbon energy system across Europe.
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