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Analyst Group Comment on Zenith’s Increase in Solar Development Pipeline to 173.5 MWp and Update on Italian Electricity Production

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Zenith Energy har förvärvat ett nytt agrivoltaic-projekt i Italien om cirka 10 MWp, vilket ökar deras totala utvecklingspipeline till 173,5 MWp. Detta motsvarar cirka 87% av bolagets målsättning om 200 MWp till slutet av 2026. Bolaget uppdaterar även om produktionsintäkter för första kvartalet 2026 och planerad byggstart för ett 7 MWp-projekt i Puglia.

Analys

Zenith Energy fortsätter att expandera sin solenergiportfölj i Italien med ett nytt förvärv som tar dem nära sitt uttalade mål för 2026. Uppdateringen om produktionsintäkter och byggstart för ett befintligt projekt ger en bild av den operativa utvecklingen. Finansiering för byggnationen av 7 MWp-portföljen är säkrad, vilket minskar den omedelbara finansiella risken.

Insikter

  • • Pressmeddelandet är en kommentar från Analyst Group, som sannolikt har mottagit ersättning för att publicera den.
  • • Förvärvet av det nya projektet sker i en region med potential för agrivoltaics.
  • • Bolaget har lyckats öka sin utvecklingspipeline avsevärt under det senaste året.

Zenith Energy Ltd. (”Zenith” or the ”Company”) announced on Friday, March 20, 2026, that the Company has acquired an additional agrivoltaic development project with an expected installed capacity of approximately 10 MWp, located in the Lazio region of Italy (”Rieti-2”). The total consideration amounts to EUR 1,020,000, payable upon securing all required permits and achieving Ready-to-Build (”RtB”) status. Following the acquisition, Zenith’s solar development pipeline has increased to approximately 173.5 MWp, all secured in less than 12 months, representing approximately 87% of the Company’s stated 200 MWp target by the end of 2026. The Company also provided an update on electricity production at the Torrente Cigno concession, with gross revenues expected to reach approximately EUR 370t for the first quarter of 2026. On March 23, 2026, Zenith further announced that construction of its 7 MWp Under Construction Portfolio (”UCP”) in Puglia is now scheduled to commence in early July 2026, with grid connectivity fully secured and construction financing covering 85% of total land acquisition and construction costs confirmed as fully arranged.

Zenith Energy Ltd. (”Zenith” or the ”Company”) announced on Friday, March 20, 2026, that the Company has acquired an additional agrivoltaic development project with an expected installed capacity of approximately 10 MWp, located in the Lazio region of Italy (”Rieti-2”). The total consideration amounts to EUR 1,020,000, payable upon securing all required permits and achieving Ready-to-Build (”RtB”) status. Following the acquisition, Zenith’s solar development pipeline has increased to approximately 173.5 MWp, all secured in less than 12 months, representing approximately 87% of the Company’s stated 200 MWp target by the end of 2026. The Company also provided an update on electricity production at the Torrente Cigno concession, with gross revenues expected to reach approximately EUR 370t for the first quarter of 2026. On March 23, 2026, Zenith further announced that construction of its 7 MWp Under Construction Portfolio (”UCP”) in Puglia is now scheduled to commence in early July 2026, with grid connectivity fully secured and construction financing covering 85% of total land acquisition and construction costs confirmed as fully arranged.

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