NextPower V ESG (NPV ESG) is a private solar+ infrastructure strategy managed by NextEnergy Capital. The 110 MWp Pato solar farm generates approximately 215 GWh of clean electricity annually - enough to power more than 55,000 households - while preventing an estimated 47,450 tonnes of CO₂ emissions each year.
This is the equivalent of avoiding 15,000 tonnes of oil every year. The project also benefits from a secured long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with a leading industrial technology innovator, ensuring stable, predictable cash flow for investors in NPV ESG, and secured energy delivery for the offtaker.
The Pato solar farm is equipped with bifacial solar panels with tracking mounts for enhanced efficiency and generation. It is expected to be hybridised with co-located battery energy storage systems (BESS) in the coming years to further access available cash flows while supporting grid resilience and flexibility.
Pato also features two newly created ponds supporting amphibians and local wildlife, as well as nesting boxes for owls and owlets, and future native vegetation actions to strengthen the local ecosystem.
“We’re proud to celebrate the successful sale of the Pato project to our partners at NextPower V ESG” said Andreas Schell, CEO of ib vogt. “Solar energy is one of the most effective tools we have to deliver clean, secure, and affordable power at scale. The successful sale of the Pato solar farm is not only a milestone for our company and our partners - it also brings long-term economic and environmental benefits to local communities and supports national energy resilience. These projects contribute directly to sustainability goals while strengthening local economies, generating clean energy, and protecting ecosystems. We are proud to deliver impactful, future-ready infrastructure that meets investor expectations and drives real-world value across the board.”
The project is part of a larger 513.1 MWp cluster developed by ib vogt in Segovia, supporting Spain’s 2050 climate neutrality goals with 100 percent renewable electricity targets.
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