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☀️ Deal of the Week: Singapore Solar This 0.47 MW rooftop solar project in Singapore is fully operational, delivering clean electricity directly where it is consumed. Distributed rooftop installations like this continue to play a vital role in expanding renewable generation in dense urban environments. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

🔋 Deal of the Week: Finnish BESS This 30 MW battery energy storage project in Finland is ready to build and designed to strengthen grid flexibility in the Nordic electricity market. Ready-to-build storage assets like this offer a clear path to deployment while supporting the integration of growing renewable generation. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

🔋 Deal of the Week: Finnish BESS This 125 MW battery energy storage project in Finland is ready to build and positioned to deliver large-scale flexibility to the Nordic power market. Utility-scale storage assets like this are becoming increasingly important for balancing renewable generation and supporting grid stability. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

💧 Deal of the Week: Norwegian Hydro This 2 MW run-of-river hydro project in Norway is currently in development and designed to harness local hydrology for stable, long-term renewable generation. Projects like this highlight the continued relevance of decentralized hydro infrastructure in the Nordic energy mix. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

☀️🔋 Deal of the Week: Lithuanian Solar + BESS This operational solar project in Lithuania is expanding through the development of a complementary battery energy storage system, bringing the combined capacity to 14 MW. Hybrid expansions like this enhance grid flexibility, improve energy management, and unlock additional value streams for existing renewable assets. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

💧 Deal of the Week: Ukrainian Hydro This 1.05 MW run-of-river hydro project in Ukraine is ready to build and involves the refurbishment of an existing, older installation. Projects like this extend asset lifetimes while restoring efficient, low-carbon generation from established infrastructure. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

🔋 Deal of the Week: Austrian BESS This 20 MW battery energy storage project in Austria is currently in development and positioned to support grid flexibility and ancillary services in a rapidly evolving power market. Projects at this stage offer flexibility in structuring and exposure to the upside of growing storage demand. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

☀️ Deal of the Week: Singapore Solar This 0.298 MW solar project in Singapore is operational and backed by a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), providing stable and predictable cash flows. Distributed assets like this demonstrate how smaller installations can deliver reliable returns in urban, energy-constrained environments. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

🔋 Deal of the Week: Swedish BESS This 7.7 MW battery energy storage project in Sweden is currently in development and aims to enhance grid flexibility in the Nordic market. Mid-sized storage assets like this play a key role in integrating renewable generation while capturing value from balancing and ancillary services. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

How much time does your team waste chasing developers for basic project data? In our conversations with 50+ renewable energy investors, the #1 complaint isn't finding deals, but rather the hours spent on: - Requesting the same documents repeatedly - Rebuilding financial models from scratch - First-pass screening that reveals obvious mandate mismatches After supporting EUR 50M+ in closed deals, we strongly believe that standardization before screening is a must. When projects arrive pre-structured with financials, technical specs, and risk flags already mapped, your team can focus on judgment calls rather than data entry. Investing in renewable energy infrastructure? We can show you exactly how standardized deal flow changes your workflow. Simply shoot us a message or sign up at frigg.eco

🔋 Deal of the Week: German BESS This 50 MW battery energy storage project in Germany is currently in development and targets value creation through grid services and market volatility. Utility-scale storage assets like this are becoming central to balancing large renewable fleets and stabilizing power systems. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco @philipberntsen @_owieth @SergioLavanga @stefanjandl

☀️ Deal of the Week: Polish Solar This 0.43 MW solar project in Poland is ready to build and offers a compact, near-term opportunity to deploy capital into distributed generation. Smaller-scale assets like this can be efficiently developed and aggregated to deliver stable renewable energy output. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco @philipberntsen @_owieth @SergioLavanga @stefanjandl

🔋 Deal of the Week: Finnish BESS This 10 MW battery energy storage project in Finland is ready to build and designed to capture value from price volatility and grid service opportunities in the Nordic market. With key development milestones completed, it offers investors a near-term entry point into a rapidly evolving storage landscape. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco @philipberntsen @_owieth @SergioLavanga @stefanjandl

🔋 Deal of the Week: Austrian BESS This 15 MW battery energy storage project in Austria is ready-to-build and positioned to support grid flexibility and ancillary services in a rapidly evolving power market. Projects at this stage offer a clear path to execution and exposure to the growing role of storage in energy systems. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco @philipberntsen @_owieth @SergioLavanga @stefanjandl

💧 Deal of the Week: Ukrainian Hydro This 0.15 MW run-of-river hydro project in Ukraine is currently in development and involves the refurbishment of an older installation. Small-scale rehabilitations like this can extend asset lifetimes, improve efficiency, and bring existing hydropower infrastructure back into productive operation. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

💧 Deal of the Week: Kenyan Hydro This 9.3 MW run-of-river hydropower project in Kenya is currently in development and offers early-stage access to a renewable energy asset with stable generation potential. Run-of-river hydro projects provide reliable baseload power while supporting the expansion of clean energy capacity in the region. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

☀️ Deal of the Week: Singaporean Solar This small-scale rooftop solar project in Singapore is already operational and benefits from a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), providing stable and predictable revenues from day one. Projects like this offer immediate cashflow with limited development risk, making them attractive for investors seeking steady renewable energy returns in established markets. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco

🔋☀️ Deal of the Week: Latvian BESS + Solar This 11 MW hybrid project in Latvia combines battery storage and solar generation and is ready to build. Hybrid configurations like this enable revenue stacking, improved grid interaction, and stronger risk diversification within a single asset. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco @philipberntsen @_owieth @stefanjandl @SergioLavanga

We are proud to share how Frigg helped Hydropower AS build one of Norway's largest ground-mount solar parks. Ove and his team secured CHF 4.5M in construction financing through our platform to develop 9.8 MW of solar capacity plus 1.1 MW battery storage at their Vikersund site. What traditionally takes 12-18 months was compressed into weeks through streamlined financial analysis, documentation, and investor matching. Today, the park is operational and generating clean energy—and we're already collaborating with Hydropower AS on the next phase of expansion. Thank you to Ove and the entire Hydropower AS team for the great partnership and for trusting Frigg to help bring this vision to life. Read the full case study on our website: frigg.eco/insights/norwa…

🔋 Deal of the Week: Norwegian BESS This 10 MW battery energy storage project in Norway is currently in development and located on a site where additional generation and storage assets are also planned. Co-located energy infrastructure like this can unlock operational synergies, optimize grid interaction, and strengthen overall project economics. 🔎 Discover more opportunities at frigg.eco @philipberntsen @SergioLavanga @stefanjandl @_owieth