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

Windenergy Investments Hellas A.E. & SIA Arkadikos Zefiros 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, where it developed early onshore wind projects in the Arkadia region of the Peloponnese, and it has since expanded into a leading player in the renewable energy sector of Southeast Europe. The company describes itself as having completed over €1 billion in clean energy transactions since inception in 2007. As of July 2024, this included a total generating capacity of over 110 MW and a pipeline of approximately 650 MW under development. Its portfolio spans more than 180 projects across solar, wind, battery storage and biomass technologies, supported by around 20 current and historic financial and banking partners. EuroEnergy works across the full project lifecycle, from initial planning and development through construction management and operation. EuroEnergy's flagship assets include the Zefyros and Garbis onshore wind projects in the Tripolis Municipality of Arkadia Prefecture, Greece, both dating from 2008 and with capacities of 24.0 MW and 18.0 MW respectively. The company also operates solar PV projects in Greece, Romania and Poland, including the Mpozalo project in Magnesia (10.0 MW, 2013), the Revenia project in Viotia (7.5 MW, 2011), the Irini and Atticki projects in Calarasi, Romania (4.3 MW and 4.2 MW, both 2013), and the Boguszyn 1 and Boguszyn 4 projects in Poland (10.0 MW each, 2024). Strategically, EuroEnergy positions itself as a pan-European clean energy platform. Its stated vision is the continuous expansion of renewable energy sources in Europe to advance a sustainable and stable green energy future, while its mission is to sustainably create a best-in-class pan-European clean energy portfolio through excellence, innovation and responsibility. The company frames its activity as supporting stable energy resources and helping to advance the European Union's goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 and become climate neutral by 2050. The entity's legal name, Windenergy Investments Hellas A.E. & SIA Arkadikos Zefiros E.E., reflects its Greek corporate form and its early association with the Arkadikos Zefiros wind project. It is a private company and does not appear to be listed on a public stock exchange. Its official website is euroenergy.com.

EuroEnergy's history is rooted in the Greek renewable energy market. According to its official website, the company's journey started in Greece and has seen it expand to become a leading player in the renewable energy sector of Southeast Europe, making it one of a few companies with such an expansive reach. The company states that it was founded in 2007 and that since inception it has completed over €1 billion in transactions. Some of EuroEnergy's earliest and most significant assets are onshore wind projects in the Arkadia Prefecture of the Peloponnese. The Zefyros Project, a 24.0 MW onshore wind farm in the Tripolis Municipality, and the Garbis Project, an 18.0 MW onshore wind farm in the same municipality, both date from 2008. These projects reflect the company's original focus on Greek wind energy and are connected to the legal entity name Windenergy Investments Hellas A.E. & SIA Arkadikos Zefiros E.E. During the early 2010s, EuroEnergy diversified into solar PV and expanded its geographic footprint. In Greece, it developed the Revenia Project (7.5 MW) in the Thiva Municipality of Viotia Prefecture in 2011, followed by the Mpozalo Project (10.0 MW) in the Almyros Municipality of Magnesia Prefecture in 2013, and the smaller Kasiktsi (0.8 MW) and Mitriko (0.6 MW) projects in the Maronia Municipality of Rodopi Prefecture, also in 2013. Abroad, the company built the Irini Project (4.3 MW) and the Atticki Project (4.2 MW) in Lehliu, Calarasi, Romania, both in 2013. By the 2020s, EuroEnergy had broadened its reach further into Central Europe. In 2024, it brought online the Boguszyn 1 and Boguszyn 4 solar PV projects in Boguszyn, Poland, each with a capacity of 10.0 MW. As of July 2024, the company reported a total generating capacity of over 110 MW and a pipeline of approximately 650 MW under development across five countries: Greece, Romania, Poland, Croatia and Latvia. Its portfolio includes more than 180 projects spanning solar, wind, battery storage and biomass, supported by around 20 current and historic financial and banking partners. EuroEnergy describes its vision as the continuous expansion of renewable energy sources in Europe to advance a sustainable and stable green energy future, and its mission as sustainably creating a best-in-class pan-European clean energy portfolio through excellence, innovation and responsibility. The company works across the full project lifecycle, from initial planning and development to construction management and operation across various technologies. It frames its activities as supporting stable energy resources and helping to advance 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) are developed in Boguszyn, Poland.

• 2024

  As of July 2024, EuroEnergy reports over 110 MW of total generating capacity and approximately 650 MW under development across five countries.

• 2013

  Mpozalo Project (10.0 MW solar PV) in Magnesia, Greece; Kasiktsi (0.8 MW) and Mitriko (0.6 MW) solar PV projects in Rodopi, Greece; and Irini (4.3 MW) and Atticki (4.2 MW) solar PV projects in Calarasi, Romania are developed.

• 2011

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

• 2008

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

• 2007

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

Pan-European renewable energy investment platform focused on clean energy development, construction management and operation across Southeast and Central Europe.

• 2008

  Zefyros Project

• 2008

  Garbis Project

• 2013

  Mpozalo Project

• 2024

  Boguszyn 1 Project

• 2024

  Boguszyn 4 Project

• 2011

  Revenia Project

• 2013

  Irini Project

• 2013

  Atticki Project

• 2013

  Kasiktsi Project

• 2013

  Mitriko Project

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