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The electricity will be supplied from six solar projects that will have a combined installed capacity of 300 megawatts and produce around 570 gigawatt hours of electricity per year. That is equivalent to the power consumption of more than 150,000 Spanish homes.

The projects will be connected to the grid progressively through 2021. The duration of the agreement is 10 years, with power deliveries starting upon commissioning of the facilities.

鈥淭his solar power purchase agreement will enable us to supply more clean power to our customers, while also helping to support the continued growth of renewable power in Spain,鈥� Rupen Tanna, General Manager for Power at Shell Energy Europe, said.

Dar铆o L贸pez, Chief Operating Officer of Solaria, said: "It is an honour to start working with Shell, one of Europe鈥檚 leading energy companies, and we welcome the confidence they have shown in Solaria. This is one more step towards our goal of becoming a benchmark in the solar sector in Europe."

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Solaria is the leading PV development and power generation company in southern Europe, targeting 6.2 GW of installed capacity by the end of 2025.

Solaria has historically covered the entire solar energy value chain from wafer production to solar parks management. In recent years, Solaria鈥檚 business model has evolved, focusing exclusively in the activities of the solar energy value chain offering the higher margins and return for its shareholders, leveraging the experience of the company in the solar business. It has also evolved from being an industrial group to a power generation company.

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