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GAS NATURAL FENOSA takes part in the second Galicia Energy Fair, a meeting point and platform for technical and social dissemination about all types of energy. The fair will be held from today in Silleda (Pontevedra) until Saturday 24 March. The main themes of the fair are renewable energy, bioenergy and alternative fuels for the transport and farming industries, as well as sustainable mobility.
GAS NATURAL FENOSA signed the agreement today to sell a 20% minority stake in the company Holding de Negocios de Gas, S.A., which owns the gas distribution network assets in Spain, to a long-term infrastructure investment consortium comprised of Allianz Capital Partners and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.
GAS NATURAL FENOSA, through its subsidiary, Global Power Generation (GPG), agreed to acquire two solar photovoltaic plants in Brazil from Canadian Solar Inc.
In the first year of operation of its Vulnerability Plan, GAS NATURAL FENOSA guaranteed a supply to more than 30,000 families throughout Spain by means of measures such as payment in instalments, collaboration with social services for identifying vulnerable customers, and subsidised rate management. Thanks to the dedicated telephone number (900 724 900) set up by the company for assisting its customers in vulnerable situations, GAS NATURAL FENOSA attended 85,000 calls relating to possible cases of energy poverty.
Today, Madrid City Hall’s Area for Equality, Social Rights and Employment and the GAS NATURAL FENOSA Foundation signed a collaboration agreement to establish a general framework for taking joint actions to fight energy poverty for families and to promote training and rehabilitating housing for a part of the population in a situation of vulnerability.
GAS NATURAL MEXICO closed an issuance of bonds this week in the amount of €152 million (3.5 billion Mexican pesos). This issuance was set in two segments: one for €87 million (2 billion Mexican pesos) at 3 years with a variable rate and a 0.40% margin, and another for €65 million (1.5 billion Mexican pesos) at 7 years with a fixed rate and a 1.44% margin.