Terra Firma selected as EPC partner for 27 MW Ilikwa Solar Phase 2 project
We’re pleased to share that Mainstream Renewable Power South Africa has reached financial close for the Ilikwa Solar Phase 2 project in Parys, Free State and Terra Firma has been selected as Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) partner. The 27 MW project will supply renewable energy to commercial and industrial offtakers through wheeling arrangements.
Beyond meeting sustainability targets, South Africa’s energy transition is about building the energy system needed to power economic growth, industrial competitiveness and long-term resilience. This increasingly requires a diverse mix of sustainable energy solutions, including wheeled power, that provide energy users with choice and flexibility.
Ilikwa Solar Phase 2 marks an important milestone for Terra Firma. After more than 14 years delivering over 400 MW of complex behind-the-meter energy solutions for commercial and industrial customers, we’re excited to bring that engineering and delivery expertise to large-scale wheeling projects as well.
Thanks to Mainstream Renewable Power South Africa for entrusting Terra Firma to help bring the project to life.
To learn more about the Ilikwa Phase 2 solar project and today’s financial close announcement, see the press release below from Mainstream Renewable Power South Africa or visit the Mainstream news site.
About Terra Firma
Terra Firma is a leading provider of solar and storage solutions for commercial and industrial customers across Africa. Its comprehensive services include financing, engineering, construction, monitoring, operations and maintenance of medium to large-scale solar PV and battery storage systems. Since 2012, Terra Firma has deployed more than 550 projects and 400 MW in solar capacity for Africa’s leading companies. For more information, visit http://www.terrafirma.africa.
