European Energy taps green 2028 bond to support project execution

Additional bond financing expands project pipeline and supports a broader, more flexible flow of investment opportunities.

• EUR 60 million tap issue increases total 2028 bond volume to EUR 210 million, reflecting continued investor demand.
• Funding accelerates project execution across solar, wind, battery solutions and Power-to-X, enabling parallel development and stronger delivery.
• Larger pipeline of construction-ready assets supports more consistent deal flow and flexible investment structures for partners.

Copenhagen, Denmark, 17th of April, 2026 – European Energy A/S has secured an additional EUR 60.0 million through a tap issue under its existing senior unsecured green2028 bonds, reflecting continued investor confidence in the company’s project pipeline and transaction model. Following the transaction, the total outstanding 2028 bond volume will amount to EUR 210 million.

The additional funding enables European Energy to accelerate the progression of its renewable energy pipeline across core markets. This includes advancing projects through late-stage development, construction, and into operation across solar, wind, battery solutions and Power-to-X.

Strengthening capital availability at the development stage allows the company to progress more projects in parallel and reduces dependency on external timing factors. This supports a more consistent delivery of assets to market and enhances execution across the portfolio.

Access to capital also provides increased flexibility in how projects are realised, including the timing of divestments and the structuring of partnerships.

“Expanding our project pipeline is central to how we create value together with our partners. The additional funding supports a broader base of de-risked assets, which enables more structured transactions and better investment opportunities,” says Jens-Peter Zink, Deputy CEO of European Energy.

The expanded funding base supports a larger number of projects reaching construction-ready and operational stages, which are typically the entry points for institutional and strategic investors.

A broader and more mature pipeline increases the availability of investment opportunities while supporting a more predictable transaction flow. This enables European Energy to engage with investors across different stages of the asset lifecycle and to structure transactions aligned with investor preferences.

These structures include co-investments, staged divestments, and long-term ownership models, allowing investors to participate according to their risk appetite and investment horizon.

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