The company will assess ready-to-build projects as well as operating wind assets less than five years old, with PricewaterhouseCoopers SIA managing the selection and evaluation process. Latvenergo’s growing portfolio already includes the 265 MW Aizpute solar park, wind farms in Latvia and Lithuania, and the Priekule hybrid park with 11.5 MW of wind under construction, 9 MW of solar and a 2 MW battery system in operation. The acquisition push matters because Baltic utilities are combining flexible generation with solar, wind and storage to reduce import exposure and improve system resilience.
Source: Latvenergo. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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