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Swiss-based MET Group strengthens its presence in the Romanian market for renewable energies, commencing the construction of its 80 MW solar project in the Răscăeți municipality (Dâmbovița county).
Swiss-based MET Group is set to acquire a 68.5% stake in the Belgium-based energy and telecom supplier Mega Group International. The transaction is still subject to the usual competition authority approvals.
MET Group has purchased a 100% shareholding in Comax France, an owner, operator and developer of combined heat and power (CHP) and battery energy storage systems (BESS).
MET Group inaugurated its second solar power plant in the Eastern Hungarian town of Kaba. The ‘MET Kaba II Solar Park’ site covers an area of 31 hectares in which more than 33,000 solar panels were installed.
Swiss-based renewable energy investment platform Keppel MET Renewables (KMR) underlines its commitment to investing into solar energy: The joint venture completed the purchase of a 100% stake in two photovoltaic projects in the Italian regions of Piedmont and Lombardy.
Puerto Real 3 is the name of MET Group's first solar park in Spain. The solar power plant in Andalusia has already gone into operation and has an output of 50 megawatts.
MET Energia Italia, the Italian subsidiary of Swiss MET Group, signed a corporate Power Purchase Agreement (CPPA) to selling the entire energy production of the Sicilian photovoltaic plant Mirto Solarpark.
The Swiss-based renewable energy investment platform Keppel MET Renewables acquires a 100% stake in a solar development project in Apulia, Italy.
MET Group is expanding into the German green power market: the Swiss energy company has now acquired a full stake in a solar project in Kentzlin. It is not to stop there.
Interview: MET Group recently established its own Green Assets Division. CEO Christian Hürlimann explains the background.
CEO Talk: A stable and secure energy supply based around renewables needs flexible power. But how can this succeed? What does it depend on? This Christian Hürlimann of MET Holding explains.
The Swiss MET Group has launched a power-to-heat project at its Dunamenti gas-fired power plant in Százhalombatta, Hungary, with an electrode boiler that can use surplus renewable electricity to generate hot water for heating purposes.
96 MW more green energy in the grid: two new MET solar parks have started production in Hungary.
MET Group is taking off in Romania: The Swiss-based energy company has acquired a 100 percent stake in a 52 MW solar project that is currently in a late stage of planning.
