Alight appears in 4 renewable energy transactions tracked by Renewables.digital (4 as buyer) between November 2024 and September 2026, with a combined capacity of 2,315 MW. Technologies: Solar PV (4) and Battery Storage (BESS) (3). Countries: Sweden (2), Denmark (1) and Finland (1). The most recent deal is “Alight Acquires 2 GW Swedish Solar and Storage Development Pipeline from Soltech Energy Solutions” (30 September 2026).
| Date | Transaction | Technology | Capacity | Country | Buyer | Seller |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alight Acquires 2 GW Swedish Solar and Storage Development Pipeline from Soltech Energy Solutions | Solar PV, Battery Storage (BESS) | 2,000 MW | Sweden | Alight | Soltech Energy Solutions | |
| Alight Acquires 79 MWp Solar and 55 MW BESS Project in Kalundborg, Denmark from GreenGo Energy | Solar PV, Battery Storage (BESS) | 79 MW | Denmark | Alight | GreenGo Energy | |
| Alight Acquires Two Solar Projects Totalling 225 MW and BESS in Eastern Finland from 3Flash | Solar PV, Battery Storage (BESS) | 225 MW | Finland | Alight | 3Flash | |
| Alight Acquires 11 MW Ramsjöholm Solar Park in Falkenberg, Sweden from Soltech Energy Solutions | Solar PV | 11 MW | Sweden | Alight | Soltech Energy Solutions |
Alight has acquired a portfolio of 40 large-scale solar development projects totalling approximately 2 GW from Soltech Energy Solutions in southern Sweden (SE3 and SE4). Most sites include battery storage options. The acquisition brings Alight's Nordic solar and storage pipeline to over 5 GW. Transaction approved by Sweden's ISP.
Alight has acquired a 79 MWp solar park with a co-located 55 MW BESS in Kalundborg, Sjælland, Denmark from GreenGo Energy. Covering 90 hectares and expected to produce 95 GWh annually, the project is Alight's first integrated solar-plus-storage development in Denmark. GreenGo Energy will continue as development partner through to ready-to-build status, expected in 2028.
Alight has acquired two large-scale solar and storage projects in eastern Finland from developer 3Flash, totalling over 200 MW of planned solar capacity. Project 1 is approximately 75 MW with a 30 MW BESS permit, targeting grid connection in 2028. Project 2 is approximately 150 MW targeting grid connection around 2030. The acquisitions bring Alight's Finnish solar and storage development pipeline to over 1 GW.
Alight has acquired the 11 MW Ramsjöholm solar PV park in Falkenberg municipality, Sweden from Soltech Energy Solutions. Commissioned in September 2024, this marks Alight's first acquisition of an already operational solar project, expanding its operating portfolio in the Nordic region.
Data as of 30 September 2026. The overview covers the transactions currently listed in the Renewables.digital database; each deal links to its original public source.