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Posted on January 24, 2025
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ERG will supply ENGIE with 220 GWh of wind power over five years, strengthening their partnership with annual deliveries of 44 GWh from Italian wind farms.
(Reuters) - Italian renewable energy company ERG said on Monday it had signed a power purchase agreement with ENGIE to supply the French energy firm with 220 gigawatt hours (GWh) of electricity over a five-year period.
The annual energy supply included in the contract is 44 GWh and the energy will be generated by its wind farms in Italy, ERG added.
"This new agreement strengthens our partnership with ENGIE, a global leader in energy solutions, with whom we have already signed PPAs in the UK and France," ERG CEO Paolo Merli said.
(Reporting by Alberto Chiumento, editing by Cristina Carlevaro)
ERG will supply ENGIE with a total of 220 gigawatt hours (GWh) of electricity.
The annual energy supply included in the contract is 44 GWh.
The electricity will be generated by ERG's wind farms located in Italy.
The CEO of ERG is Paolo Merli.
This agreement strengthens the partnership between ERG and ENGIE, with whom they have previously signed power purchase agreements in the UK and France.
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