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EDP Renewables accelerates in the AI and closes “long-term” contract with American technology

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Briefings

EDP Renováveis signed a long-term power purchase agreement to sell renewable energy to a global technology company, with the specific partner identity undisclosed. The deal involves a 250 MW solar project in Arkansas, USA, and represents a strategic move to support US digital infrastructure expansion. The contract value was not published, but Stilwell noted that EDP has contracted 1.7 GW of solar and battery storage capacity in the US since July 2025, with expected delivery between 2026 and 2028.

Key points

• EDP Renováveis signed a long-term power purchase agreement to sell renewable energy to a global technology company, with the specific partner identity undisclosed.
• The deal involves a 250 MW solar project in Arkansas, USA, and represents a strategic move to support US digital infrastructure expansion.

Context

EDP Renováveis (EDPR) announced a long-term renewable energy contract to a global technology company, with the specific partner identity undisclosed. This follows Stilwell's internal statement that AI and data centers are opportunities for EDP to create value, noting that electricity is essential for AI infrastructure.

Limitations

The specific partner identity of the technology company is undisclosed. The contract value is not published. Delivery timelines for the 1.7 GW solar and battery storage capacity are expected between 2026 and 2028, but specific start dates are not provided.

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