Windenergy Investments Hellas A.E. & SIA Arkadikos Garbis E.E.

Windenergy Investments Hellas A.E. & SIA Arkadikos Garbis E.E. is a Greek renewable energy investment company that operates under the commercial brand EuroEnergy. According to its official website, EuroEnergy is a renewable energy investment company with nearly two decades of experience and a growing presence in five countries: Greece, Romania, Poland, Croatia and Latvia. Its journey began in the Greek market, and it has since expanded into what it describes as a leading position in the renewable energy sector of Southeast Europe. The company was founded in 2007 and, as of July 2024, reports having completed over €1 billion in transactions since inception. Its portfolio includes more than 110 MW of total operational assets and a pipeline of approximately 650 MW under development across five countries. Across its history it counts more than 180 projects spanning solar, wind, battery storage and biomass technologies, supported by more than 20 current and historic financial and banking partners. EuroEnergy's project portfolio is concentrated in Greece, with additional assets in Romania and Poland. Notable Greek projects include the Zefyros Project (24.0 MW onshore wind, Tripolis Municipality, Arkadia Prefecture, 2008), the Garbis Project (18.0 MW onshore wind, Tripolis Municipality, Arkadia Prefecture, 2008), the Mpozalo Project (10.0 MW solar PV, Almyros Municipality, Magnesia Prefecture, 2013), the Revenia Project (7.5 MW solar PV, Thiva Municipality, Viotia Prefecture, 2011), and the Kasiktsi and Mitriko solar projects in Rodopi Prefecture. In Romania it operates the Irini Project (4.3 MW solar PV) and the Atticki Project (4.2 MW solar PV), both in Lehliu, Calarasi, dating from 2013. In Poland it developed the Boguszyn 1 and Boguszyn 4 solar PV projects (10.0 MW each) in 2024. The company positions itself around a vision of continuous expansion of renewable energy sources in Europe and a mission to build a best-in-class pan-European clean energy portfolio through excellence, innovation and responsibility. It states that its work supports stable energy resources and helps advance the European Union's goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 and become climate neutral by 2050. Its activities span initial planning, development, construction management and operation across various technologies. EuroEnergy maintains a corporate presence through its website, euroenergy.com, where it publishes information on its portfolio, leadership team, sustainability efforts and newsroom. Its news output has included community and diplomatic engagements, such as supporting the Greek Independence Day commemoration in Zagreb, as well as financing announcements.

EuroEnergy traces its origins to the Greek renewable energy market, where its journey began before it expanded into a broader Southeast European presence. The company was founded in 2007, and its early project activity is visible in its portfolio: the Zefyros Project (24.0 MW onshore wind) and the Garbis Project (18.0 MW onshore wind), both located in Tripolis Municipality, Arkadia Prefecture, Greece, date from 2008. These two wind farms, alongside the company's legal name referencing "Arkadikos Garbis," indicate that its initial development was rooted in the Arkadia region of the Peloponnese. Through the early 2010s the company broadened its technology base from onshore wind into solar PV. The Revenia Project (7.5 MW solar PV) in Thiva Municipality, Viotia Prefecture, Greece, dates from 2011. In 2013 it added the Mpozalo Project (10.0 MW solar PV) in Almyros Municipality, Magnesia Prefecture, Greece, as well as smaller solar assets in Rodopi Prefecture — the Kasiktsi Project (0.8 MW) and the Mitriko Project (0.6 MW). The same year saw its first Romanian assets, the Irini Project (4.3 MW solar PV) and the Atticki Project (4.2 MW solar PV), both in Lehliu, Calarasi, Romania, marking the beginning of its cross-border expansion. Over nearly two decades EuroEnergy grew into what it describes as a leading player in the renewable energy sector of Southeast Europe, with a presence in five countries: Greece, Romania, Poland, Croatia and Latvia. As of July 2024, the company reported having completed over €1 billion in transactions since inception, with more than 110 MW of total operational assets and a pipeline of approximately 650 MW under development across the five countries. Its cumulative project count exceeds 180 projects, spanning solar, wind, battery storage and biomass, supported by more than 20 current and historic financial and banking partners. Its most recent visible expansion is in Poland, where it developed the Boguszyn 1 and Boguszyn 4 solar PV projects (10.0 MW each) in 2024. The company continues to describe its vision as the continuous expansion of renewable energy sources in Europe, and its mission as sustainably creating a best-in-class pan-European clean energy portfolio through excellence, innovation and responsibility. It frames its work as supporting stable energy resources and advancing the European Union's goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 and become climate neutral by 2050.

• 2024

  Boguszyn 1 and Boguszyn 4 solar PV projects (10.0 MW each) in Boguszyn, Poland.

• 2024

  As of July 2024, EuroEnergy reports over €1 billion in transactions since inception, over 110 MW of operational assets, and approximately 650 MW under development across five countries.

• 2013

  Mpozalo Project (10.0 MW solar PV) in Greece; Kasiktsi (0.8 MW) and Mitriko (0.6 MW) solar projects in Rodopi, Greece; and first Romanian assets, Irini (4.3 MW) and Atticki (4.2 MW) solar PV in Lehliu, Calarasi, Romania.

• 2011

  Revenia Project (7.5 MW solar PV) in Thiva Municipality, Viotia Prefecture, Greece.

• 2008

  Zefyros Project (24.0 MW onshore wind) and Garbis Project (18.0 MW onshore wind) in Tripolis Municipality, Arkadia Prefecture, Greece.

• 2007

  EuroEnergy is founded, beginning its journey in the Greek renewable energy market.

A pan-European renewable energy investment company focused on building a best-in-class clean energy portfolio across Southeast and Central Europe.

• 2008

  Zefyros Project

• 2008

  Garbis Project

• 2013

  Mpozalo Project

• 2011

  Revenia Project

• 2013

  Irini Project

• 2013

  Atticki Project

• 2013

  Kasiktsi Project

• 2013

  Mitriko Project

• 2024

  Boguszyn 1 Project

• 2024

  Boguszyn 4 Project

1. 1EuroEnergy | euroenergy.comeuroenergy.com
2. 2About | EuroEnergy | euroenergy.comeuroenergy.com
3. 3Who We Are | EuroEnergy | euroenergy.comeuroenergy.com
4. 4Windenergy Investments Hellas A.E. & SIA Arkadikos Garbis E.E. - Wikidatawikidata.org