Factiun opens subsidiary in Italy and strengthens its international expansion strategy in the photovoltaic market
The Spanish company expands its presence in Europe and targets one of the continent’s most promising solar markets.
The Spanish company expands its presence in Europe and targets one of the continent’s most promising solar markets.
The company has obtained USD 2.65 billion in syndicated bank financing from seven leading international lenders, confirming its capacity to close the transaction on schedule.
The execution deadline for the funds expires in summer 2026, putting the grants at risk if measures are not taken to speed up processing. Next Generation EU funds are key to promoting self-consumption and making it accessible to citizens and businesses.
The Chinese manufacturer is betting on a new generation of solar modules with higher efficiency and durability. According to Andrés Casallas, Lead Manager for the Andean region, the strategy will prioritise technology development and expansion in Peru as a key growth market by 2026.
The Spanish renewable energy company agreed to divest a 49% stake in a 1.3 GW solar portfolio in the United States, two wind farms in Mexico totaling 321 MW, and completed the sale of a wind project in Peru as part of its asset rotation strategy.