European Energy completes first wind park in Greece

European Energy brings its first Greek wind park online and sees further opportunities for development, partnerships, and renewable energy transactions in the country.

– European Energy has grid-connected Tsoukes Sarres, its first wind park in Greece.
– The wind park consists of six onshore Vestas V150-4.4 wind turbines with a total installed capacity of 27 MW and will supply renewable electricity to the Greek power grid.
– Tsoukes Sarres is jointly owned by European Energy and Danish pension company Sampension.
 
Copenhagen, Denmark, 24th September 2026 – European Energy has reached commercial operation at the 27 MW Tsoukes Sarres wind park in Greece, completing the company’s first wind project in the country.

Located in the Municipal Unit of Avlida, across the regions of Voiotia and Evia, Tsoukes Sarres consists of six onshore wind turbines with a total installed capacity of 27 MW.

Construction of the wind park began in 2024 and has involved building in mountainous, rocky terrain at an elevation of approximately 700 metres. Now in commercial operation, the wind park will supply renewable electricity to the Greek power grid.

“Bringing Tsoukes Sarres into commercial operation is an important step for European Energy in Greece. As our first operational wind project in the country, it demonstrates our ability to deliver renewable energy projects from development through construction and operation. We are proud of what our team and partners have achieved and look forward to building on this experience in Greece,” says Joanis Duraj, Director and Country Manager for European Energy in Greece.

Tsoukes Sarres is jointly owned by European Energy and Sampension. In December 2025, European Energy divested 50 per cent of the project to the Danish pension company as part of the companies’ existing partnership in renewable energy investments across Europe.

“It has been exciting to follow the development and construction of Tsoukes Sarres from the early stages through to commercial operation. The completion of the project marks an important milestone, and we look forward to following its performance in the years ahead. At the same time, we look forward to continuing our strong partnership with European Energy supporting the green transition and the development of renewable energy across Europe,” says Torbjørn Lange, Head of Real Estate & Infrastructure at Sampension.

The Greek market also presents opportunities for European Energy to expand its activities through transactions and partnerships with both local and international investors.

“Greece is an attractive market for renewable energy investment, and we see opportunities both to develop projects ourselves and to grow through partnerships and transactions. Tsoukes Sarres and our partnership with Sampension demonstrate how we can bring together our development capabilities and long-term institutional capital, and we see potential to pursue similar opportunities as we mature our activities in Greece,” says Thorvald Spangaard, Executive Vice President of Project Development in European Energy.

European Energy has an established presence in Greece and is developing a broader portfolio of renewable energy projects in the country, within onshore wind, solar and battery storage.

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