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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners closes financing on Mexican solar-battery project

CIP reached financial close on a grid-scale co-located solar and 750 MWh battery project in Mexico, with construction underway and commissioning expected in 2028. The project marks the first investment of this type for the fund's Growth Markets strategy.

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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners closes financing on Mexican solar-battery project · GridDigest