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In the last two weeks, new solar projects, or deals involving existing facilities, have been struck in Sweden, Senegal and Uruguay.

Enfinity Global has acquired 546MW of solar assets under development in the US state of Colorado from CS Energy.

US distributed solar supplier has acquired a portfolio of over 2,400 residential solar systems and contracts in the US.

Swedish state-owned utility Vattenfall has acquired German solar developer Solizer and its PV portfolio of 4GW of projects in Germany.

US community solar company Nautilus Solar Energy has bought a 270MW portfolio of projects from ESA, a US-based solar development platform.

Lithuanian software company PVcase has acquired US solar siting software platform Anderson Optimization.

Thin-film module manufacturer First Solar has acquired thin-film company Evolar to grow its PV capabilities.

Ascent Solar can use the new European presence to provide in-region support for EU driven net zero initiatives after the acquisition.

The acquisition included 72 solar projects, of them 90% being community solar projects, and six battery storage projects.

The Missouri subsidiary of US utility Ameren has received approvals from the state Public Service Commission to acquire a 150MW solar project in White County, Illinois. The project is expected to enter commercial operations late next year.