This divestment forms part of Acciona Energía’s broader asset rotation strategy aimed at optimizing its renewable portfolio and strengthening the group’s financial structure by crystallizing asset value. Alongside this sale, Acciona has executed agreements to offload approximately 2.6 gigawatts of renewables capacity across key markets including Spain, the United States, Mexico, South Africa, Peru, and Costa Rica, with the total deal value nearing 3.2 billion euros. These efforts reflect Acciona’s intent to rebalance and sharpen its core portfolio while reinforcing liquidity amid ongoing expansion in other areas.
For Luz del Sur, acquiring San Juan de Marcona enhances its renewable generation capacity and aligns with Peru’s increasing domestic push towards clean energy integration. Luz del Sur is a major player in Peru’s energy sector, and this acquisition strengthens its position in the wind power segment amid the region’s energy transition. The addition of 135.7 MW from San Juan de Marcona contributes to meeting growing electricity demand with sustainable sources.
This transaction also signals ongoing momentum in Peru’s renewable energy market, which continues to attract investment and development amid supportive regulatory frameworks. Acciona Energía’s portfolio reshaping coincides with global trends among international renewable developers leveraging divestments to fund new projects and innovation. The completed sale underscores active consolidation and capital recycling reported across Latin America’s renewable infrastructure sector during 2025.
This article was curated and published as part of our South American energy market coverage.
