18.5 MWp Solar Park with 40 MWh BESS Storage in North Macedonia
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18.5 MWp Solar Park with 40 MWh BESS Storage in North Macedonia

Operational renewable energy asset for sale in North Macedonia: BIG SOLAR 1–4, a photovoltaic solar park with a total installed capacity of 18.5 MWp DC / 16.6 MW AC, combined with a 40 MWh BESS battery energy storage system.

This opportunity is primarily intended for infrastructure funds, renewable energy funds, family offices, institutional investors and specialised energy operators looking to acquire a productive asset that is already grid-connected and generating immediate revenue.

The project is located in North Macedonia, a developing European energy market with strong solar potential, growing demand for renewable infrastructure and a positive long-term outlook for the energy transition. The country’s strategic position in South-Eastern Europe, close to the European Union, makes this type of asset particularly relevant for investors seeking exposure to renewable energy infrastructure in the Balkans region.

The solar park combines photovoltaic power generation with battery energy storage. This hybrid structure can improve the commercial value of the electricity produced, enhance energy management and strengthen the long-term economic profile of the asset. The 40 MWh BESS system is based on Tier 1 LFP battery technology, known for its safety, durability and suitability for utility-scale renewable energy projects.

Key technical and financial information provided:

Installed capacity: 18.5 MWp DC / 16.6 MW AC.
Battery storage: 40 MWh BESS.
Estimated annual production: approximately 27,000 to 28,500 MWh.
Estimated annual revenue: approximately €2.4M to €2.6M.
Estimated photovoltaic EBITDA: approximately €2.0M to €2.2M.
Estimated additional BESS EBITDA: approximately €450,000 to €900,000.
Estimated total EBITDA: approximately €2.5M to €3.1M.
Asking price: €35,000,000.
Estimated operational yield net of OPEX: approximately 7% to 9%.

The indicated yield refers to an operational EBITDA-based yield calculated against the asking price. It should not be considered as a final net financial or tax return, as the actual investor return will depend on the acquisition structure, financing terms, applicable taxation, depreciation, transaction costs and holding strategy.

One of the main strengths of this opportunity is that the asset is already operational. Unlike a development-stage project, the solar park is already built, connected to the grid and producing electricity, which helps reduce several key risks typically associated with renewable energy projects, including construction risk, grid connection risk, permitting risk and commissioning risk.

Additional surrounding land is available for potential future expansion, subject to technical, land, regulatory and grid connection approvals. This may represent an additional value creation opportunity for an investor seeking to increase installed capacity or build a broader renewable energy platform in the region.

The transaction may be structured as a share deal through the company holding the asset, subject to legal, technical, financial and tax due diligence. Qualified investors may receive access to a complete data room including technical documentation, grid connection documents, permits, financial assumptions, BESS specifications, production data and corporate documentation.

This opportunity is particularly suitable for investors looking for a tangible, productive and strategically positioned asset in solar energy, battery storage, green infrastructure, energy transition and recurring revenue generation.

Full documentation is available upon investor qualification and execution of a confidentiality agreement.