Starwood Energy Group Global, a ] private investment firm focused on energy infrastructure, announced that it has sold 49% of its interests in the Horse Creek and Electra wind farms to Munich Re Group, advised by its group-internal asset manager MEAG.
Starwood Energy Group has sold 49% of its interests in the Horse Creek and Electra wind farms to Munich Re Group. The two identical 230-MW wind projects began operations in late 2016.
“We are excited to be partnering with an organization with MEAG’s reputation and capabilities,” said Himanshu Saxena, Senior Managing Director and Co-Head of Starwood Energy Group. “And we look forward to the continued success of the Horse Creek and Electra projects, as well as the growth of our relationship with the MEAG team.”
Horse Creek and Electra, located in Haskell and Wilbarger Counties, Texas, are identical 230-MW wind projects that were constructed by Starwood Energy and began operations in late 2016.
“The investment makes an attractive and sustainable contribution to the continued geographical diversification and expansion of our U.S. infrastructure portfolio,” says MEAG Managing Director Holger Kerzel. “Around 200,000 U.S. households are provided with renewable electricity from these wind farms. We are now looking forward to working with our new partner Starwood.”
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