[SMM PV Flash] METLEN Agrees to Sell UK Solar Portfolio to Nala Renewables

Published: Nov 11, 2026 09:11 (GMT+8)

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METLEN has signed agreements to sell a UK solar portfolio of approximately 119 MW to Nala Renewables, covering projects in Norfolk, Somerset and East Sussex. The projects are ready to build or under construction, with phased delivery scheduled for 2027–2028. Once the projects are delivered, Nala will earn revenue through a corporate power purchase agreement and Contracts for Difference, expanding its presence in the UK solar market.

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