“Mature, competitive renewable energies are key to achieving France’s energy transition and essential when it comes to strengthening the country’s energy sovereignty. Despite the French government’s recent decision to retroactively modify our contracts and conditions of sale on the electricity markets, we remain committed to contributing to the development of renewable energies, as we have been doing for over 20 years in Europe. However, we call on the government and decision-makers to be vigilant and avoid any new retroactive measure as well as any intervention that affects the integrity of electricity markets. Any change in regulation is detrimental to attracting private investment in France and, consequently, to achieving the national decarbonisation objectives set by the State,” mentioned Patrick Decostre, President and Chief Executive Officer of Boralex.

These tasks have acquired the required administrative authorisations and can permit Boralex to learn from a feed-in premium contract for 20 years as of the graduation of business operation.

Boralex has a portfolio of over 1.5 GW of wind and photo voltaic tasks in France at numerous levels of growth. It at present has over 1.1 GW of wind and photo voltaic amenities in operation in France and roughly 2.5 GW worldwide.

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