Mytilineos Energy & Metals has secured 400 million euros in European Investment Bank (EIB) funding for the purpose of accelerating renewable energy production across Greece and other EU member states.
The Mytilineos group has shaped a strategy to develop, by 2027, a portfolio of solar energy projects and battery energy storage systems (BESS) enabling additional production capacity of approximately 2.6 GW.
The investment’s overall cost is estimated at 2.5 billion euros. All projects will be developed within the EU.
The EIB financing, linked to the EIB’s support for new investments in convergence regions where per capita income is lower than the EU average, confirms the bank’s commitment to equitable growth and convergence of living standards in the EU.
EIB Managing Director and Head of Operations Jean-Christophe Laloux and Hristos Gavalas, Chief Treasury & IR Officer and Executive Board Member at Mytilineos, signed a ten-year loan agreement in Athens on December 21.
This new financing agreement stems from an EIB support package for RepowerEU, the EU’s ambitious and lucrative plan aiming to reduce dependence on fossil fuel imports, accelerate the green transition, and help Europe achieve zero-carbon emissions by 2050.