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Partners Group sells subsea electricity connector for 1 billion euro

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Posted on March 17, 2025

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Partners Group Divests Subsea Connector in €1 Billion Deal

(Reuters) - Swiss private equity firm Partners Group has sold Greenlink, a 504 megawatt subsea electricity interconnector linking Great Britain and Ireland, to Baltic Cable and Equitix, it said in a statement on Monday.

The enterprise value of the transaction is 1 billion euros ($1.09 billion), Partners added in a statement, saying that it was advised by UBS, Clifford Chance and Arthur Cox.

($1 = 0.9186 euros)

(Reporting by Paolo Laudani; Editing by Ludwig Burger)

Key Takeaways

  • Partners Group sold Greenlink for €1 billion.
  • Greenlink connects Great Britain and Ireland.
  • Baltic Cable and Equitix are the buyers.
  • The interconnector has a capacity of 504 MW.
  • UBS, Clifford Chance, and Arthur Cox advised Partners Group.

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The article discusses Partners Group's sale of the Greenlink subsea electricity connector for €1 billion.
Who are the buyers of Greenlink?
Baltic Cable and Equitix purchased the Greenlink subsea electricity connector.
What is the capacity of the Greenlink interconnector?
The Greenlink interconnector has a capacity of 504 megawatts.

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