Pacifico Energy / Energy Invest Mittelhessen 1 Acquires 24.4 MWp Solar Park Göhl in Schleswig-Holstein

The Energy Invest Mittelhessen 1 fund, managed by Union Investment and advised by Pacifico Energy Partners, has acquired the operational 24.4 MWp Solar Park Göhl in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The plant has been operational since early 2025 and benefits from a revenue structure combining a pay-as-produced PPA with a municipal offtaker and an EEG feed-in premium. Pacifico will assume long-term operational management of the asset.

Transaction date: · Source: pacifico-energy.com

Key facts

Transaction date
Technology
Solar PV
Capacity
24 MW
Transaction price
Not disclosed
Country
Germany
Region
Schleswig-Holstein
Location
Göhl, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Continent
Europe
Development status
Operational
PPA
Yes

Technology details

24.4 MWp ground-mounted solar PV plant, operational since early 2025. Located within the 500-metre corridor along the Fehmarn–Hamburg railway line. Grid connection via a dedicated approximately 2.7 km cable route to the existing 110 kV substation of grid operator SH-Netz. Expected annual yield of approximately 25 GWh, sufficient to supply approximately 25,000 people with renewable energy.

Power purchase agreement (PPA)

Pay-as-produced PPA with a municipal offtaker, combined with an EEG feed-in premium, providing long-term revenue stability.

Additional information

Pacifico Energy Partners acts as investment advisor for the fund and will assume long-term operational management of the asset. The Energy Invest Mittelhessen 1 fund is an Article 9 EU Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) fund, launched by Union Investment, Volksbank Mittelhessen and Pacifico. Volksbank Mittelhessen provides up to €150 million in equity as investor. Revenue structure combines a pay-as-produced PPA with a municipal offtaker and an EEG feed-in premium, securing long-term stable cash flows.

Source

Original announcement: https://www.pacifico-energy.com/de/energy-invest-mittelhessen-1-erwirbt-solarpark-goehl/

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