CELA Bets on New Mergers and Acquisitions Structure for Renewable Energy Sector and Hopes to Double Business in the Country Next Year

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Boosting Business in the Renewable Energy Sector with M&A and Project Finance

CELA (Clean Energy Latin America) is expanding its operations in Brazil by creating a new area dedicated to mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and project financing in the renewable energy sector. Under the leadership of experienced executive Irving Petrazzini, the company aims to double its business in the coming years, taking advantage of the ongoing growth in the wind, solar, energy storage, and green hydrogen markets.

CELA’s goal with the new structure is to double the business next year in the areas of M&A and Project Finance. Over the past decade, the company has advised on approximately 3.5 gigawatts (GW) in transactions in the wind and solar energy sectors, including companies and ventures in both centralized and distributed generation across different scales.

Acting as a Financial Advisor in the Renewable Energy Market

CELA has played a crucial role as a financial advisor in significant transactions in the renewable energy market. Its involvement in negotiations such as the sale of Sunedison projects to Actis and the acquisition of RGD plants by Athon Energia demonstrates its expertise and influence in the sector.

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“M&A in Renewables: Billion-Dollar Market in Brazil”

A recent study by CELA reveals that mergers and acquisitions transactions in the renewable energy sector totaled around R$ 50 billion over the last ten years in Brazil. This growing market represents a significant opportunity for investors and companies interested in participating in the country’s energy transition.

According to CELA’s report, the number of transactions and the total capacity transacted have significantly increased over the years, reflecting the growing interest in the renewable energy sector. This growth is driven by various factors, including increased interest in distributed generation projects and the development of large-scale ventures.

The report also highlights the fundamental role of mergers and acquisitions in consolidating the renewable energy market and strengthening companies in the sector. With CELA’s support, investors and companies are taking advantage of the opportunities offered by this expanding market.

The report can be accessed at the link: https://cela.com.br/ma/

About CELA

CELA – Clean Energy Latin America is a company specialized in financial advisory and strategic consulting for the renewable energy sector in Latin America. Focusing on wind, solar photovoltaic, energy storage, and green hydrogen, CELA offers a wide range of services, including M&A, project finance, and financial structuring of PPAs. Its commitment to excellence and innovation makes it a reliable partner for companies and investors seeking opportunities in the renewable energy market.

Source: Thiago Nassa – TOTUM Comunicação.

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