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Solar, wind, battery storage, hybrid and Power-to-X projects — developed to a consistent standard and available at every stage, from forward sale through to commissioned assets.

We develop all projects to the same standard, and to a level we would be comfortable holding in our own portfolio. When we sell, and at what stage, is a commercial decision driven by market conditions, investor appetite and our capital rotation model.

Our pipeline stands at approximately 65 GW, and at the end of 2025, approximately 1.3 GW was under construction across eight countries, with 6 GW of projects in the structuring phase. Both figures reflect the depth of our pipeline and its commercial maturity.

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Selected renewable energy project sales

M&A track record

We have built and divested approx. 5.8 GW of capacity since 2016 through more than 50 projects. Scroll through to read more about some of our previous transactions and co-investments.

Lithuania

Hybrid (wind, solar, battery)

We sold a hybrid project totaling 474 MW across technologies, making it one of the largest MW sales in European Energy’s history. The project was sold at ready-to-build meaning key risks were resolved and the value was well-defined for the buyer.

Greece

Onshore wind

The divestment of a 26 MW wind park marked our first transaction in Greece. Sampension acquired 50% of the park, while the other half of the park is retained by European Energy.

Latvia

Hybrid (solar, battery)

We sold 50% of the Saldus park in Latvia. The capacity totals 111 MW across solar and battery.

Germany

Wind repowering

We sold a wind repowering portfolio in Germany with a total capacity of 33 MW. European Energy retains a 25% ownership stake in the portfolio and continues to manage the assets after divestment.

Denmark

Solar

We divested one of Denmark’s largest solar parks with a capacity of 213 MW. Located on the island of Lolland, the park’s operation continues to be managed by European Energy after divestment.

Denmark

Hybrid (solar, Power-to-X)

Mitsui & Co., Ltd. acquired 49% of Kassø Solar Park and the connected e-methanol facility. At the time of divestment, the solar park was the largest in the Nordics. The facility started producing e-methanol in 2025 and was inaugurated as the largest of its kind in the world.

BESS and hybrid milestones

Battery storage and hybridisation are a core part of how we develop and structure assets for acquisition. Our BESS pipeline expanded from 2.4 to 7.4 GW during 2025, with 54 MW and 204 MWh already grid-connected. Kvosted in Denmark is now Northern Europe’s largest operational solar-plus-storage park, storing power when production is high and prices are low, and delivering it when the grid needs it most. Hybrid projects and BESS are increasingly attractive investment opportunities as they allow for multiple revenue streams and improve asset quality.

Institutional & corporate partnerships

We work with a broad base of institutional and corporate partners across our project pipeline. On the equity side, our recurring transaction partners include pension funds, infrastructure funds, and more. For project financing, we work with a range of international and regional banks across our markets. Across Europe and Australia, we secure long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with corporate offtakers, providing revenue visibility and underpinning the investment case for our projects.

We also offer asset management as a service, operating parks on behalf of third-party owners and bringing the same in-house technical and commercial capabilities we apply to our own portfolio. This includes parks we have developed and divested, where we offer to continue managing operations post-sale.

Developed to own. Structured for long-term investors

Why buy renewable energy projects from European Energy?

When you buy or co-invest in a project from European Energy, you acquire the output of an integrated development and delivery process, where key risks have been addressed in-house at every stage up to the point of sale.

We have the capability to take projects through the entire value chain, from development and permitting through to construction, operation and long-term ownership support. Regardless of the stage at which a project is sold, it has been built on that same foundation, with fewer handover gaps, clearer accountability, and the same internal standard we apply to assets we hold ourselves.

What we handle before you take ownership

Depending on the type of transaction (forward sale, ready-to-build, operating), we add value to the project through various stages:

Development & permitting — We develop, construct, manage, maintain and divest large-scale renewable energy projects. Projects go through area screening, land-lease agreements, environmental studies and permitting before a single panel or turbine goes up.

Stakeholder engagement — Stakeholder engagement is a structured and formal part of our project governance, integrated across the full project lifecycle. This includes community engagement, grievance mechanisms and transparent communication with local authorities, reducing social and regulatory risk for incoming owners.

Grid connection — Grid access is secured as part of our development process, with grid connections confirmed before construction begins. This reduces one of the most significant execution risks in project delivery.

Offtake & PPAs — We secure long-term offtake agreements covering a mix of PPAs and Contracts for Difference (CfDs), spanning onshore wind, solar PV and battery storage across multiple markets. Offtake structures range from fixed-price, pay-as-produced contracts to arrangements with price floors, curtailment compensation and market-indexed mechanisms. This provides revenue visibility from day one of ownership.

Financing — We have a demonstrated history of securing non-recourse project financing, proving the bankability of our assets — including more complex hybrid projects combining solar and battery storage.

EPC — Construction is delivered through strong in-house capabilities and cross-functional cooperation, covering engineering, civil works, electrical installation and system integration. Our construction team comprises more than 130 people, with direct oversight of contractors and full responsibility for delivery through to grid connection.

What we can offer after the transaction

Asset management & O&M — When European Energy develops, builds and sells a renewable energy project, our role does not always end there. We offer continued asset management post-divestment, covering operational oversight, performance monitoring, contractor management, reporting, maintenance planning and support for the technical and commercial performance of the assets. Our Asset Management & Operations team consists of more than 100 colleagues, who apply real-time data tools and optimisation capabilities to maximise production and minimise downtime, ensuring that your newly acquired asset performs to its highest potential.

WE ARE ALWAYS OPEN TO DISCUSSING THE ACQUISITION OF OUR PROJECTS

Renewable energy project acquisition process

European Energy actively brings projects to market across all stages of development, from early-stage forward sales and ready-to-build assets through to commissioned parks. We accommodate both full acquisitions and co-investment structures, and are open to discussing the ownership arrangement that best fits your mandate. Our projects offer investors stable, long-term revenue frameworks, backed by secured offtake agreements, established grid connections and in-house asset management, providing a clear return profile from day one of ownership.

Get in touch

Reach out to us below. If you have a defined investment mandate, target markets or technology preferences, sharing these upfront helps us prepare.

Initial discussion with Project Sales

An introductory conversation to understand your mandate and present relevant opportunities from our pipeline.

Project teaser / information memorandum

We are happy to provide a non-confidential project teaser. Following a signed non-disclosure agreement, we can also send a full information memorandum covering technical, commercial and regulatory details.

Non-binding offer

Investors submit an indicative, non-binding offer reflecting their preliminary valuation and proposed transaction structure.

Shortlist and exclusivity

Depending on the transaction structure, exclusivity may be granted at this stage to support final diligence and negotiation.

Data room access and Q&A

Qualified investors receive access to a structured data room, covering all relevant documentation, e.g. permits, grid connection, offtake agreements, VDDs and technical documentation uniquely tailored to the maturity, local jurisdiction and technology of the project. A dedicated Q&A process ensures all material questions are addressed.

Due diligence and site visit

The investor conducts full legal, technical and financial due diligence. Site visits can be arranged to support the investor’s assessment of the asset.

SPA and closing

Negotiation and execution of the Share Purchase Agreement, followed by satisfaction of conditions precedent and formal closing of the transaction.

Optional asset management and O&M support

Following closing, European Energy can continue to provide asset management and operations services — applying the same capabilities used across our own portfolio to protect long-term asset performance and value.

FAQ

Does European Energy divest all energy parks?

No. We operate as both a developer and an Independent Power Producer. Some parks are divested; others are retained in our own portfolio for long-term power production. Each project is assessed individually, and we sell selectively based on strategic and commercial considerations.

How do I know which European Energy projects can be acquired?

Simply contact us and we will work with you to find the project that best suits your needs.

At what stage does European Energy typically sell its projects?

We sell projects at multiple stages, including ready-to-build, under construction and operational, depending on market conditions and investor preference. We also offer forward sales at earlier development stages where appropriate. Each stage carries a different risk and return profile, and we can walk you through the specifics for any given opportunity.

Can I acquire a partial stake rather than the full project?

Yes. We regularly structure transactions as partial divestments or co-investments, selling a defined stake while retaining a continuing role in construction, delivery and asset management. We are open to discussing the ownership structure that best fits your mandate.

What revenue frameworks are typically in place at the time of acquisition?

Revenue frameworks vary by project, market and development stage. Where offtake is secured, arrangement typically take the form of a Power Purchase Agreement or Contracts for Difference, with structures ranging from fixed-price, pay-as-produced contracts to arrangements with price floors, curtailment compensation and market-indexed mechanisms. The specific revenue framework for each project is set out in the information memorandum.

What technologies and geographies does European Energy sell projects in?

Our pipeline spans 25 countries and six technologies, including solar PV, onshore wind, battery storage, offshore wind, Power-to-X and hybrid projects. We are active across Europe, Australia, Brazil and the US, giving investors a range of geographic and technology exposures to choose from.

How is project financing typically structured?

Projects are generally financed through a combination of non-recourse project financing debt and equity. European Energy has an established track record with a range of international and regional lenders, and project-level financing is typically confirmed before construction begins.

Does European Energy continue to be involved after the transaction closes?

European Energy’s role does not always end at divestment. We offer continued asset management post-sale, covering operational oversight, performance monitoring, contractor management, reporting and maintenance planning — whether for projects we have developed ourselves or for third-party-owned assets.

What is European Energy’s track record on project delivery?

In 2025 alone, European Energy grid-connected 662 MW across 14 projects and produced 4.5 TWh of renewable electricity from owned and managed assets — equivalent to the annual consumption of approximately 1.2 million European households. Project sales totalled EUR 620 million for the year. We have been developing and constructing renewable energy projects since 2004, with a consistent track record of delivery across markets and technologies.