European Energy has completed the sale of Trinity Hall Solar Farm, a 15 MW operational solar park in Bedfordshire, to AlphaReal, the specialist real assets investment manager, marking another turn of the company's develop-and-divest cycle.
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The transaction follows European Energy's established model: develop, permit, build and operate a project to completion, then bring in a long-term owner while retaining asset management responsibilities. Construction of the Bedfordshire site began in the second half of 2025, with the park reaching commercial operation earlier this year. Offtake is covered by a corporate power purchase agreement, providing contracted revenues under the new ownership structure.
Built to hand over
"Trinity Hall Solar Farm is an example of the projects European Energy develops through the entire value chain, from project development and permitting through to construction and operation," said Jens-Peter Zink, Deputy CEO at European Energy. "With construction completed and the facility now operational, the project is ready for its next phase under new ownership."
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The transaction is one of a string of similar deals as institutional investors continue to seek out operational renewable assets with contracted revenues. For European Energy, the proceeds support a broader UK development pipeline that the company says remains active.
A community benefit fund established during development will remain in place, supporting local organisations and community groups in the area surrounding the site. European Energy UK will continue to provide asset management services to the park under its new ownership. (TF)
