European Energy has started constructing Sweden’s first large-scale hybrid park in Skåramåla in the municipality of Tingsryd, where the existing wind farm is supplemented by a solar park.
A 128 MW solar park in Svedberga near Helsingborg in Southern Sweden may not be built. In a judgment, the Land and Environment Court of Appeal has endorsed the county administrative board's policy of prohibiting the construction of a solar park on the property.
European Energy has started construction on a 56 MW solar farm in Australia, which is set to be the company’s first operating project in Australia.
A new nature agreement between the Danish Society for Nature Conservation and European Energy aims to ensure that new renewable energy projects positively contribute to Danish nature.
European Energy, in partnership with the municipalities of Barwice and Grzmiąca, has initiated a project to explore the development of Power-to-X in Poland.
A large Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) has been signed between European Energy and Rio Tinto. The long-term agreement ensures that all the energy from an upcoming 1.3 GW solar farm will be supplied to the mining company.
In the national Power-to-X tender in Denmark, European Energy won with all three bids submitted by the company.
In a significant step for European Energy’s operations in Poland, the company announced that it has exceeded 130 MW of renewable capacity in the country.
TotalEnergies and European Energy have agreed to jointly develop, build and operate in a 65/35 joint-venture for at least 4 gigawatts of onshore renewable projects in multiple geographies.
European Energy plans to start building a 115 MW solar park in Brocēni, Saldus Region in Latvia. The project has now entered its final development stages.
European Energy partners with Mitsui, who will acquire a minority stake in European Energy’s solar park and e-methanol production facility Kassø in the municipality of Aabenraa, Denmark.
European Energy announced that it has signed an agreement with the Italian energy group IREN for the sale of the ready-to-build Noto Solar Project.
The construction of the biggest solar farm in Italy to date has received approval from the authorities in Sicily. The project includes several measures for sustainable land use.
The first electrolyzer for European Energy’s hydrogen production facility in Maade, Esbjerg/Denmark, is going to be supplied by Stiesdal – a Danish climate technology company.
The last stage of the combined energy park Holmen in Ringkøbing-Skjern Municipality in the Western part of Jutland is now connected to the grid. European Energy has been responsible for the development of the last 3 stages of the energy park.
