<div id="readability-page-1"><h2>Paris-based TotalEnergies agreed to divest of 50% of its 424 MW wind and solar portfolio in Greece. The sale to investment management firm Asterion Industrial Partners, part of a global savings strategy, values the assets at EUR 508 million.</h2> Multinational energy giant TotalEnergies is proceeding with a plan from last year to raise cash through renewables divestment. The company said it closed the sale of 50% of its 424 MW renewables portfolio in Greece to Asterion Industrial Partners, headquartered in Spain. The world’s biggest fossil fuel producers have been stepping back from a major green energy push, partly pressured by the weakening of oil prices over the past year and a half. In addition, TotalEnergies has doubled its debt in the first half of this year, to USD 26 billion, after several large acquisitions. It prompted the launch of a savings strategy involving capital and operational expenditure and share buybacks. TotalEnergies said in September that it was selling 50% of its 1.4 GW photovoltaics portfolio in the United States to KKR for USD 950 million. <blockquote>TotalEnergies earlier agreed to sell 50% of its PV portfolio in the US of 1.4 GW to KKR</blockquote> The transaction in Greece, which concerns wind and solar power assets, values them at EUR 508 million combined, or EUR 1.2 million per MW. The French company clarified that it retained a 50% stake and remained the operator of the power plants. It said it intends to offtake and market most of the electricity when their regulated tariffs expire. “TotalEnergies is building a competitive portfolio that combines renewables (solar, onshore wind, offshore wind) and flexible assets (CCGT, storage) to deliver clean firm power to its customers. To achieve its profitability objectives and share risks, TotalEnergies divests up to 50% of its interests in renewable assets, enabling the company to maximize the value of its portfolio,” the announcement reads. Founded in 2018, Asterion Industrial Partners is an independent investment management firm focused on European infrastructure in the mid-market. With USD 10 billion under management, it invests in essential infrastructure across the energy, digital, utilities and mobility sectors. Post Views: 18</div>

TotalEnergies 将其在希腊的 424 兆瓦风能和太阳能组合的 50% 出售给 Asterion Industrial Partners，交易金额为 5.08 亿欧元。这项剥离是其在债务上升和油价疲软背景下实施的全球节约战略的一部分。TotalEnergies 保留 50% 的股份，并继续担任运营商，旨在在电价到期后进行电力销售。这一举措与其在可再生能源和灵活资产之间实现盈利平衡的战略相一致

TotalEnergies 出售其在希腊的 424 兆瓦资产组合的一半