Linklaters advises Goldman Sachs on €94 million financing for Prosolia Energy’s industrial self consumption projects in several countries, including France and Germany

Linklaters has advised Goldman Sachs as sole mandated lead arranger on a €94 million senior debt financing for Prosolia Energy’s various industrial self consumption projects. 

The financing is intended to support the construction of an initial seed portfolio of C&I assets in France and Germany, while also providing flexibility to finance future pipeline assets across multiple jurisdictions. These include assets developed, built and operated by Prosolia Energy, notably one of France’s largest hybrid PV carport projects.

This transaction forms part of Prosolia Energy’s wider €380 million financing package closed recently to support the development of its global pipeline, including photovoltaic, wind and battery storage assets.

The French, German and Spanish Linklaters team was led from Paris by Samuel Bordeleau, Partner, with the support of Soraya Salem, Counsel, Farah Guedouar and Sinthia Monirul, Associates, in Energy & Infrastructure.

The team also comprised Fanny Mahler, Partner, Thibaud Troublaïewitch, Managing Associate, Louise Jarlégand, Associate, in Public Law; Saadoun Alioua, Counsel, and Milan Prée, Associate, in Real Estate, and Cyril Boussion, Partner in Tax.

The German team was composed of Jens Hollinderbäumer, Partner, Mattis El-Haj, Managing Associate, in Corporate/M&A, as well as Michal Hlásek, Partner, Daniel Zhou and Matthias Horváth, Associates, in Banking, and Ulrich Johann, Counsel, and Benedikt Kruse, Associate, in Tax.

Linklaters’ Madrid office was also involved.