Norway-based solar PV company Scatec Solar has completed the sale of its sponsor equity in the 104 MW DC Utah Red Hills PV project to MIC Renewable Energy Holdings, a subsidiary of the Macquarie Infrastructure Corporation. The plant is already online and connected to the grid. This was Scatec’s last solar plant in the US and after the transaction, the company holds 322 MW of operational utility-scale solar plants in the Czech Republic, Honduras, Jordan, Rwanda and South Africa.
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