By Energy People. Compiled with AI assistance from linked sources.
Nala Renewables has signed agreements to buy four UK solar farms with combined capacity of approximately 119 MW from METLEN, expanding the London-headquartered investor’s British portfolio.
The companies announced the transaction on 10 November. The projects are in Norfolk, Somerset and East Sussex and are either ready to build or already under construction. Delivery is scheduled in phases during 2027 and 2028.
Nala forecasts annual generation of nearly 131 GWh once the portfolio is operating. That is expected future output, rather than electricity already being produced by the four projects.
Revenue arrangements include a corporate power purchase agreement and Contracts for Difference. METLEN says each project’s delivery will be completed when its provisional acceptance certificate is issued.
The sale forms part of METLEN’s approach of developing and constructing renewable assets before selling them and reinvesting capital. Neither announcement disclosed a transaction price or a project-specific jobs total. The signed agreements therefore mark an investment and delivery milestone, rather than the commissioning of 119 MW.
Sources: Nala Renewables and METLEN release via Euronext (PDF), 10 November 2026.
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Westmill Solar Farm with adjacent wind turbines, UK, 1 July 2011. Illustrative UK solar file photograph, not one of the four METLEN–Nala projects. Photo: Neil Maw / Westmill Solar Co-operative (MrRenewables), CC BY-SA 3.0; Commons version adjusted by Veikk0.ma and RCraig09. Image source · Licence. Resized and converted to WebP; derivative shared under the same licence.
