A Munich-based agri-PV developer secured a €12m revolving credit facility to underwrite construction of a 100 MW portfolio of agricultural-photovoltaic projects over the next 18 months. The financing is debt rather than equity, serving as working-capital support to convert approved or in-approval projects into deliverable, grid-connected capacity quickly. The company specializes in agrivoltaics, using elevated solar arrays above crops or grazing land to produce both electricity and agricultural output. Agri-PV has progressed from policy-supported demonstrator efforts to commercial deployment across Europe, with Germany leading due to the EEG tariff framework and federal ministry support. The financing leverages a track record including a 17 MWp facility in Bavaria that began operation in March 2026, alongside additional projects totaling about 250 MW in pipeline.
"On Feldwerke's own published numbers, total pipeline is approximately 250 MW. The new €12m credit line is sized against the first 100 MW of that pipeline, with implied unit financing of about €0.12 per watt of capacity (excluding the equity and tariff-subsidy stack the rest of each project leans on)."
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