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EuroEnergy Closes a €54 Million Facility in Greece

EuroEnergy is pleased to announce the successful financial close of a €54 million facility with a leading Greek bank.

Greece has always been a key market for EuroEnergy, and this agreement further strengthens our ability to drive renewable energy growth in the region. Optimized efficiency and sustainable growth remain core pillars of our strategy as we continue expanding our impact across Europe.

Antonis Menegas, EuroEnergy’s CEO, commented: “We strive to create value in every country where we operate, making a lasting impact on local economies. Strong local partnerships are central to our strategy, enabling us to structure financing efficiently, optimize asset performance, and expand our renewable energy footprint across multiple European markets.”

We extend our appreciation to our partners for their collaboration and seamless execution of this facility. This milestone would not have been possible without our trusted partners and advisers - special thanks to Sardelas Petsa Law Firm, TÜV HELLAS (TÜV NORD), and International Wind Engineering for their contributions.

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  • EuroEnergy is an independent power producer active in the European renewable energy market since 2007. Along with an operating fleet of over 110MW of renewable projects in Greece, Romania, Poland and Latvia, EuroEnergy’s footprint encompasses over 650 MW under development across 5 countries and over 180 completed projects, including solar, wind, BESS, and biogas.
  • EuroEnergy is one of Libra Group’s three renewable energy subsidiaries, which together manage in excess of 10 gigawatts (GW) of projects owned, developed, or pending development across 12 countries, including solar, wind, battery storage, and waste-to-energy.