Mitsubishi acquisition of shares of solar power plants in France

Tokyo-Mitsubishi, through the acquisition EDFEnergiesNouvelles (EDFEN) before its 55MW power station located near Nancy expanding to enter France.

The Toul-Rosières project contains three separate fixed ground-mounted photovoltaic power plant, the largest power station costs about two hundred million euros (about 261 million U.S. dollars), currently held by EDFEN and Mitsubishi. Toul2 (36MW) in December 2011 acquisition by MargueriteFund, while Toul3 (24MW) in June 2012 by Sonnedix acquisition.

Toul-Rosières solar cell power plant in the cleanup process after two months started construction in June 2011, covers an area of 367 hectares, is located at the former Air Force base before the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) covers an area of 522 hectares.

According to reports, in order to eliminate the pollution of the region, has spent at least $ 10.3 million, about eight thousand tons of contaminated soil has been removed. Ammunition depots, storage tanks, aircraft hangars and asbestos be disposed of from about 170 buildings.

About 1.5 million First solar panel thin film panels and SMA inverters enabled the construction of the power plant, the generating capacity of the power station is expected to be sufficient to supply six million households.

Mitsubishi aims to increase to its global installed power generation capacity by 2015 from the current 4.5GW 6GW, and 20% of its portfolio allocated to renewable energy.

EDFEN one of its subsidiaries will be responsible for the operations and maintenance services.

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