German investor buys four S.A.G. Solarstrom PV systems

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Germany PV developer S.A.G. Solarstrom has sold four PV systems to an unnamed German institutional investor. The systems, which were installed in Germany this year, have a total capacity of 15.1MWp.

The four systems consist of a 740kWp rooftop PV system in Mauna, Saxony, a 2.5MWp ground-mounted PV system also in Mauna, a 1.8MWp ground-mounted PV system in Vahldorf, Saxony-Anhalt and a 10.1MWp ground-mounted PV system in Jüterbog, Brandenburg.

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The value of the transaction has not been disclosed but is said to be in the double-digit million range.

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