Agri-PV Growth in Saxony-Anhalt: Tion Renewables Acquires 69 MWp Solar Park from FEFA

Munich – Agri-PV combines solar power generation with agricultural use of the same land, easing potential land-use conflicts in solar deployment. Tion Renewables GmbH has acquired an already operational Agri-PV park in Saxony-Anhalt from FEFA Projekt GmbH.

For Tion Renewables, the acquisition fits into the company's strategy of purchasing operational assets with long-term secured revenues, continuously expanding its portfolio. For seller FEFA, the priority after developing and commissioning the park was finding a suitable long-term owner.

Agri-PV: Dual Land Use as a Concept

Agri-PV combines solar power generation with continued agricultural use of the same land. The park in Schwarzholz, Stendal district, became operational in February 2026, has an installed capacity of 69 MWp, and is expected to generate around 87 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity annually – enough to supply approximately 25,000 households. A long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) secures the revenues. For Tion Renewables, the purchase expands its operational portfolio, which has grown to around 890 MW.

FEFA and Tion: Project Developer Meets Asset Holder

Seller FEFA is a family-owned renewable energy group headquartered in Stendal, Saxony-Anhalt. Through FEFA Projekt GmbH, the group develops, builds, and operates wind energy and Agri-PV projects in the Altmark region; sister company FEFA Service GmbH provides civil engineering, cable installation, and technical services for renewable energy plants. According to the company, FEFA developed the Schwarzholz park itself, from the initial project idea through to operation.

Tion CEO Ingmar Helmke described the acquisition as a fitting addition to the operational portfolio, offering long-term secured revenues and an experienced project partner as seller. "We thank EQT Active Core European Infrastructure for the continued support and FEFA for the very good and professional cooperation," Helmke said.

FEFA Managing Director Fabian Schwarzlose said finding the right owner had been important to the family business when handing over a plant it had developed itself. "Tion convinced us with deep market expertise and fast, pragmatic decision-making, and we are confident the plant is in excellent hands," he said.

Outlook: Tion Aims for Further Growth

Tion Renewables aims to expand its portfolio to an installed capacity of 3 gigawatts (GW) by 2030. The company is backed by majority shareholder EQT, which has held a stake since 2023. The Schwarzholz acquisition is part of a series of purchases of operational assets through which Tion has continuously expanded its portfolio in recent months.

Source: IWR Online, 10 Jul 2026